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  1. As a Mechanical Engineer, I cannot believe you just explained the conceptual difference between Torque and HorsePower better than EVERY SINGLE professor I've ever had!
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  2. What if I stalk myself and post novel length comments here?? 😂😂
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  3. i am a university professor in mechanical engineering and I have never seen a more practical way of explaining the difference between 4 stroke and 2 stroke than this video without sacrificing the crucial details. Many thanks! I will also share that with my students.
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  4. This man just makes me want weird engines in my cars.
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  5. Okay, you weren't kidding, this is actually a really good explanation. You really didn't mess around with any other fluff, you got to the point and explained it with brilliant visual demonstrations. Well done.
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  6. In the late nineties, when they said, "Oh the web means all information will be free," this is the kind of thing I wanted it to be. "Here's all the these explained". Excellent work, sir.
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  7. I agree.. but I have to mention, I am one of those people you mentioned who has spent almost 22 years designing a vane powerplant.. There is well over 70 iterations on my design table and shelves. Most of them run, but the one problem that I run into and many others must cross, is the pressure relief on the back sides of each vane. If it is only air behind the vanes, that is okay, and helps keep the vanes outwards in addition to the rotational forces that naturally fling the vanes outwards. But, once you start to collect any liquids, behind the vanes, that is where me and so many others run into crashes, or failure of the machine. We have tried to vent this trapping system to both the intake side to suck any liquids out of on the exhaust side to be pushed out from the linear motion of the vanes telescopic travel in a pumping action... Even tried to just vent these trapping areas to external areas, for collection just to try to get past the issue... I have tried through holes vents long wise in the vanes themselves to allow the trapped liquids to relieve into the front side of the vanes for additional lubrication on the walls, and likewise on the aft side of the vanes in efforts to lubricate the next following vane.... In either of those, we get hovering of the vanes at higher rpms as the edge is trying to either collect/scrape/scoop up the previously laid oil/fuel and grit and results in HP and rpm loss, and after extended periods of endurance runs, hammering effect of the walls, does what we call "catipillar walling" of harmonic wearing in a sign wave and that creates a nasty problem that compounds on itself to destruction very quickly.... These units are so much fun, but I am personally burnt out.. the math mathematics that goes into the volume of the wedges to intake/exhaust to the dimensions of the vanes length, width, height and or length to thickness issue. Based on over 200 material iterations in some base models, and discover some work great some not, but it just keeps the battle of wear factor to life expectancy of the vanes and housing wall(s).. the saving grace is the ease of machining, as compared to the exceptionally tight tolerance of the Wankle housing to rotor dimensions to aid in prevention wedging or crashing.. these vane motors are pretty forgiving in manufacturing... Allot of work, (as you stated) is still needed by somebody who has more money then me.. I am just a guy in a machine shop playing part time on these, in fact, I haven't touched them in about a year or so... I am not saying anything you said is wrong, but more over, agreeing with you, there is allot of potential for these designs, but somebody who has more money then me can play with more specialized materials / alloys, and simulation software better then mine to hone every bit of active and passive friction out of the entire rotational cycle while incorporating balance as a whole.. Oh, and another crazy issue, leeching, from a combusted chamber, leeching under the wiping edge to the yet not combusted air/fuel ... With a mass damper damage happens in the idea to just carry the rotation on over past the preignition leeched chamber with bent vanes, or snapped axle shaft or ruptured wall.. that is always a fun day and loud too... With out a flywheel aid to dampen things out harmonically, the motors rattle themselves into shavings and scrape themselves to death. Smaller power tools vane pumps are stable, but the moment they step up to combustion, a whole other character of issues happens... Which is what the one photo of the multi-vane rotor was trying to deal with I think it was a (20 vane rotor) also trying even number of vanes and odd number of vanes all trying to calm down the harmonics or vibrations that rattle these into destruction... I wish more people could put more effort and money into this, venture.. The biggest unit I have that is still working is 5 inches, and offer (0.2 HP) @15,000 rpm .and is on a bicycle and geared super low and allot of backfiring from unspent fuel but does work just not very good but is on the threshold of not ripping itself apart.. Maybe this winter, I can get back on these
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  8. I think that the REAL solution is not to eliminate reciprocation, but eliminate rotation. Instead of wheels, we should have large legs that hammer the car down the road.
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  9. I can't believe he actually made a graph of the stututu sound. This guy is a legend!
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  10. I'm a mechanic and I must say I wish things were explained to me this way when I started working on cars. This video is highly educational and made very easy to understand. What you are doing my friend is nothing less than educating people with ease and it just puts a smile on my face.
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  11. A belt will last the whole engine life. The engine life simply ends, when the belt fails 😜
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  12. It’s pronounced Volkswagen Beetle.
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  13. We driving 5 answers today
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  14. 4 years of automotive engineering and never seen someone explain this subject so well
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  15. It was over 30 years ago that my physics professor used the formula for friction to tell me I was wrong in believing that wider tires provide more grip. I knew I was right but I couldn’t prove it to him. I very much appreciate the answer, even if it’s 30 years late. Ha. Thank you!
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  16. Polymer scientist here: All polymers have in common, that chemical, mechanical and thermal loading/aging are not independent but reinforce each other, leading to drastically accelerated aging/failure. It is not completely impossible to develop a wet timing belt, but: The materials used would be drastically more expensive and development and accurate lifetime predictions would be extremely complicated.
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  17. Using elliptical gears to cancel the speed variations from the levers is such an elegant solution
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  18. Dude. Thats probably one of the coolest things I've ever seen.
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  19. This was a great attempt ! And yes its easy to underestimate how hard it is to seal an engine like this!
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  20. Future attempt note: your ignition system has a few issues. First, your gap between the magnets on the flywheel and the magneto is WAY too big. Spec is typically .010” for something like a lawnmower magneto setup. Second, you have a six vein rotor and a flywheel with two magnet sets. You need a flywheel with six magnet sets or you will only get ignition every third vein chamber. Third, you will need to time the flywheel and magnets for proper spark timing. Fantastic first attempt though. More please!
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  21. That has to be the best engineering chain-of-reasoning explanation I have ever heard, in 40+ years as an Engineer myself. You are to be congratulated on your clarity of understanding and ability to get the message across. Superb!
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  22. When A Rotary engine and a "normal" Engine love each other alot, the do a special dance and the make this:
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  23. I can't believe am getting this education for free, it's almost illegal.
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  24. I have been an engineer all my life, (I'm now 57) I have to say that you explanation of what is essentially dynamic geometry, is the most straightforward and understandable that I have seen. Great video, thanks for helping others understand this fascinating field of engineering.
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  25. I'm not a motorhead by any stretch of imagination, so why the hell am I subscribed to this channel??? Ah, wait, it's the no nonsense aproach, no sensationalism, and a goddamn good narrator that through his means of enthusiastic naration inspires curiosity in an average guy like me. Thank you and keep it up!
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  26. The way you explained the difference between torque and horsepower, was a moment of enlightenment
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  27. Hey man, just wanted to say thanks for the way you do videos. No yelling, no gimmicks, no filler. That is really appreciated. Peace.
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  28. I am an 82 years old American who rode 2 stroke trail bikes in the Rocky Mountains of Montana and Wyoming. I never really understood how the shape of the exaust pipe worked. It has been many years since I stopped riding bikes. Today's video, as all of your videos, was very informative and entertaining. Thank you.
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  29. An intelligent and thoughtful man respectfully and succinctly peer-reviewing another intelligent man's work, all while acknowledging the FortNine channel's brilliance and success. This is A+ content.
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  30. "we've had one, yes, but what about second TDC?"
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  31. the man literally got his shirt wet as hell trying to explain throttle position, i tip my hat to u sir, ur commitment to educating others has no limit
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  32. Wow! This isn't some scam, they actually made a geared CVT! Also, your explanation was so thoughtful and precise. Explaining how these mechanisms work is often tricky, but you nailed it.
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  33. Everyone knows that if you pop up the headlights just after you loose it, it will restore the weight balance and you can regain control......that's why the best RWD cars have pop up headlights.
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  34. Incredible video! I already knew this and got extremely fascinated when I first found out, but this video explains the whole point of uneven firing very very well. Everybody must get it after watching.
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  35. One of the most useful tuning videos on the internet today. I'm midway through modern EFIing a 70s car, and I'm glad to see my decision validated here. Wideband, and e-throttle should massively improve emissions and driveability.
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  36. Driving 4 Answers manages to make videos on engine topics I've never heard of with pretty regular frequency. That's so rare on YouTube and I love it.
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  37. Yet another tremendous explanation of engine science.
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  38. Very well said! What's most impressive about your videos is I don't think you're even referencing a script for most sections. You do a brilliant job outlining the subject matter clearly and concisely but unlike so many creators, you obviously know your stuff inside and out. It's that undeniable passion that makes you such a great educator. I always learn something I didn't expect from your content. Creators like yourself are becoming more and more of a rare breed and I genuinely respect your efforts. Keep killing it man.
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  39. CAN WE PLEASE all take a minute to acknowledge how GENIUSLY he explained what a cam does ... both graphically, and, by explaining that it's a physical (metallic) punchcard basically. It's basically software embedded in the hardware. And I'll bet it wasn't quick for him to make those graphics that we experienced for all of 10 seconds ... and probably took him a few hours!
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  40. Finally found a channel that's hard technical while being casual.
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  41. Personally, I appreciate the effort you put into explaining things and enjoy your videos.
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  42. I first rode a motorbike at the age of 65. I passed my test at that age and my first bike was a Triumph Rocket 3. You’re never too old to do anything. It’s all in the mind!
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  43. There is no joy greater than finding a forum that looks like it hasnt been updated since 2008 with threads that had activity until a few hours ago
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  44. As a trainer/lecturer I must congratulate you on the clarity of your explanations and the use of visuals to illustrate the concepts
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  45. A 26 min video with no BS and on point. Respect sir.
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  46. My favorite part was when the tripod snap oversteered.
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  47. Some times people need to relax their expectation of every idea needing to become a commercial success to be considered anything but a failure or scam. Whether it becomes a relavant piece of technology going forward we should all just enjoy this process or seeing and working through this engineering challenges
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  48. It takes a very smart person to explain complex subjects in a simple way for non-familiarized people to understand easily. Thanks once again for such an educative video. I enjoy absolutely each and every one of them !
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  49. This guy should teach teachers how to teach. His voice, his cadence, his scripting. Awesome. love this channel.
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  50. As part of an engineering team of a medium sized company, even our first prototypes usually end up being paper weights. As long as you learned something, the prototype served its purpose. Dont give up!
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  51. I can’t even quantify how much I’ve learned from you over the last few years 🤯
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  52. An incredible video, thanks! Never asked for it, but definitely loved it and helped me to understand the theory behind it
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  53. I love these videos, you have a great ability to take deep dive into a complicated, almost nerdy subtopic, and illustrate it in a lighthearted and engaging manner.
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  54. "Untouched by the filthy hands of non-Scotty Kilmer approved brands" I literally laughed so hard I choked! This car looks amazing. Another outstanding video, D4A! Love your content. Thank you so much for what you do and Merry Christmas from California!!
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  55. Yo, massive respect for actually taking down a video, because of misinformation, and actually uploaded a new version
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  56. for me to go through 22 minutes of "complex" engineering without getting bored once is really impressive, this video is on another level of clarity and entertainment, congrats!
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  57. If I had a teacher like this I would definitely go for engineering school.
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  58. The video can't make me buy anything because I don't have money
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  59. Can we take a moment to appreciate how well D4A expresses and articulates himself, and how overall well-written are his videos. Aside from all the car knowledge he has, he really has a talent when conveying himself without having to pull out ultra flashy and super elaborated edits (not saying that would be something bad). It's an absolute joy to listen to him, I love listening to great comunicators.
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  60. This seems like an obfuscated ratcheting CVT, these have been around for a while. There's a bunch of extra gears and levers to make it seem like something new and different, but really it's just a ratcheting cvt, the animation around 13:00 really makes it clear as thats the same motion and link as in a ratcheting cvt. The freewheeling you mentioned isn't a bicycle specific addition, it's something inherent to this type of CVT. All ratcheting CVTs unavoidably do this, sometimes it's a convenient feature, sometimes it's not.
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  61. I run methanol in my dragster. I've gone faster since switching from gas to methanol than I ever did running gas. I've tried to explain this to many people and they simply don't understand. This is one of the best explanations of how this works that I've seen. Bravo!
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  62. The best description of how a jet fan works that I have ever heard
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  63. Yes modern technology is great, but explaining this to us is awesome ❤
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  64. Flying 4 Answers!!! I'm here for it :D
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  65. I’m a big fan of rotary engines and the Liquid Piston engine intrigues me for being a clever way of putting the Atkinson cycle into practice but I agree with you, it still needs improvements to become something that is universally better than the piston engine.
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  66. As a retired engineer /professor; I can surely say that this gentleman gives beautiful explanations of rather complex issues. Well done!
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  67. I never understand exactly what I like the most in this channel... Now I realized - it is the philosophical background! "Humanity uses technologies to make problems instead of solving problems..." - well spotted!
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  68. "Nut positioning, and how it impacts the longevity of your rubber products." Excellent choice of words.
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  69. Another fantastic and simple explanation. Once again you prove how knowledgeable you are. “If you can’t explain it in easy to understand terms, you don’t understand what you are talking about”. Well done!!!
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  70. I don't know what motivates you to make these videos, but I hope you never lose it. As a fellow gearhead, it's sometimes challenging to explain to a non-gearhead why things are designed the way they are, but you do it so simply and eloquent, I've often referred others to your videos instead of trying to explain it myself. In fact, I watch your videos with my 8 and 9 year old son's all the time so they understand better how things are built. Your videos are invaluable and I sincerely appreciate your effort
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  71. Now this is supreme education. Should be taught in physics
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  72. You know that if driving 4 answers uploads a video titled "The Ultimate Guide" it's actually going to be a comprehensive guide
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  73. Owned an Alfa for many years. One day while washing it I realised the serpent wasn't blowing flames as I thought but was eating a man. Looking back on service costs and unexpected failures I think that was a fitting motif.
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  74. Without this video out there I would had bought a car, turboed it and ran forged pistons. Just to daily it, I'll pass. You are helping a lot people in their future builds. Thank you!
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  75. My brain hurts...but I fucking love this...I haven't seen any other videos that goes this deep in detail about one of the most iconic engines ever made...Thank U D4A <3
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  76. As a fortnine viewer, this should be interesting. EDIT: The respect you show to him as a viewer and also a creator in a similar space is NOT TO BE UNDERMINED. Its so different than just going at each others throats. You two are awesome!
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  77. Just when I thought your content couldn’t get any better, you unleash the love of my automotive life!
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  78. I am studying engineering but this video taught me a lot more than my college, thanks bro
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  79. Refreshing to see someone not talking smack about the EJ platform, great video.
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  80. I was a motor mechanic in the 1960's, early 70's then moved into the aviation industry so I missed the whole shift from simple mechanical linkage operation to electronic sensors, ECU's and actuators. I'm retired now and have just started working on my own cars again, upgraded my tool kit, bought an OBDII scanner, and am re-training myself to understand the tangle of pipes, tubes, sensors and wires that are under the bonnet of modern cars. This video was really helpful and clarified a few things I was unsure about.
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  81. Ah yes, starter - the forbidden EV motor :D
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  82. i needed this video so much, nobody explains engines better than you on youtube, many thanks :D
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  83. It's so great to listen to a complex and accurate engineering video like this instead of yet another simplistic, poorly researched and poorly written attempt at explaining something simple to begin with done by others. You will always have my attention with every video you release. Thank you for exercising my brain instead of putting me to sleep like so many others! A++++ for you, sir!
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  84. I like how he explains primary and secondary balances in every video where it needs to be explained, unlike other youtubers who just ask you to watch the other video where they explained that concept.
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  85. I love how this video gets straight to the point. Doesn't have a long intro or some history lesson to artificially make the video longer. It's perfect.
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  86. As a civil engineer that started out as a mechanical engineer. This guy is phenomenal. His explanations are so engineer processed. Thorough through, and through, step by step, and still technical but not confusing. To me it’s like intellectual crack for my brain.
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  87. Never forget your Roots.
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  88. picture that, i interrupted a political video to watch this as soon as i noticed the notification
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  89. This guy doesn't know how much his video has open my mind to automotive engineering....my biggest thanks to you mate
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  90. I was shocked watching 5 minutes into the video how excellent it is explained and demonstrated verbally + visually and I have NEVER experienced learning about engines like this before in my entire life!
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  91. I love this channel, the only one where things are explained calmy, in detail but without boring you like some channels do. Please, as you're growing, do not change!
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  92. This video is not about cars. this is about life. Sustainability is yours, mine and our governments choice! Well done sir!!
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  93. Man every one of your videos gets cleaner and more polished, I've really enjoyed watching the channel grow over time. You present very technical subjects in an interesting way. Thank you for sharing!
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  94. "Extremely accurate computer controlled process." Mustache man push button.
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  95. Nice! Two of my favorite youtubers in constructive and respectful debate! This is so insanely wholesome compared to the usual primitive beef amongst communities. My inner scientist is happy
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  96. I saw the news about the patent when it was published and I just knew you were going to make a in depth video. Great job
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  97. I work at a company that manufactures suspension for almost anything from snowmobiles and boat seats to prototype racing like F1 and WEC. This was a really good explanation! My goto basic explanation about what a shock absorber actually does is that it converts kinetic energy into heat. However, when it comes to actually setting up the suspension for a vehicle, the rabbit hole is very deep. How do you want it to handle slow vs fast bumps. Do you want harder or softer compression and/or rebound? Do you want a regressive or progressive damping? Top out springs, bump rubbers, valves with or without adjustments and much more. There are so many variables to consider. You can go well beyond university levels of knowledge and still not know everything.
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  98. "Things tend to not exist and not be used.... before they are.... existing... and used...." This is the kind of wisdom that brings me back to d4a, thank you 😂
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  99. you never see bikes parked in front of therapist offices!
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  100. Looks like it could drop into a Subaru :D
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  101. This brother is a genius. Explains stuff so well
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  102. Turbo bible 🙏
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  103. "As a civilization we are still in the stage where we believe that the material things someone owns can increase their status in society and their value as a human being." Well said.
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  104. This channel is the Most efficient way to learn automotive engineering concepts
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  105. Very well researched and detailed video. Definitely learned a lot!
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  106. This is pure gold, thanks for taking the trouble to make and upload this. Just one thing I would like to add, regarding fault-finding: very frequently the sensor isn't actually at fault. Instead, it's a connector somewhere between the sensor and the engine management computer. Replacing the sensor will often clear the fault because a new sensor comes with a new connector. Still, I always suggest, before spending time and money replacing a sensor believed at fault, separate connectors, spray with contact cleaner, re-assemble, re-test. I have been repairing electronics systems for 4 decades and have more experience of failed (or intermittent, even worse) connectors than I would wish on anyone!
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  107. Great set of videos. I teach high performance driving to many new drivers and we always recommend they save their money by not upgrading to larger brakes (for a couple years at least while they are learning to drive). Pads? Yes. Fluid? Yes. Brake ducts? Yes. All for the same reason: heat management. Want to brake in shorter distance? Upgrade the tires.
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  108. THANK YOU. One of many things that annoys me about this "electric is here now" argument is that it seems to have NO memory of the past. If you'd asked people in 1999 what engines we'd have in 2022, they'd have all said something other than the ICE. However, here we are 24 years later, with ICEs. YET... the other day when I told someone that I might keep my manual Mazda to teach my 12 year old son to drive on, they were like "Sorry but he won't be driving petrol." LOL, righto... so in 24 years we've managed to turn about 5% of cars on the road to electric OR hybrid... but in the next 4, that's going to become 100%?
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  109. I'm a machinist who works with fixtures and dies, and I have a lot of manufacturing experience. I came to the same conclusion you did about the manufacturing process after watching Fortnine's video. While I may not have much experience in an engine manufacturing plant (very little and none relevant to the question at hand), It seems to me that creating a die and platen that can stamp out a 270 crank would mean that you could do the same for a 285 crank just as easily. From my experience, the time and cost difference to make the tooling would be negligible. Again, I have no experience with heavy forging like what you would need to create a crankshaft, but I'm having a hard time believing that it would take any extra steps to create a 285 crank vs a 270. Even the finishing machine work would be very similar.
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  110. I LOVE THE DIESEL CONTENT. So hard to find modern, reliable info with this level of technical detail.
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  111. 0:24 There’s not a man been born yet that’s never made a mistake
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  112. I’ve been an automotive master technician for 20 years and this video does a good job of explaining a subject a lot of people have a hard time understanding. Everyone wants to weld the differential until they realize you can only drive it in a straight line to keep it from breaking.
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  113. Wow, I knew that you made the best videos about how engines work but now you proved that you are able to conquer completely different topics as well, brilliant!
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  114. As an Engineer, I love how you explain things with formula and science but simplifies the theories so people without the technical knowledge can understand. Also as I car guy, I love how things I learned in University have application to my hobby. Win, win in my books.
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  115. Another great topic mate!
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  116. This was awesome dude! I really liked your animations. I don't think people gave high school geometry class enough respect - little changes in engine geometry seem to be what make the difference between average engines and great engines. Before your channel i hadn't really learned much about engines (even with a mech. Engineering degree lol), but you have some really great info
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  117. Brother, 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 the last part killed me 😂seriously though, this video should be televised on every station worldwide. Keep up the good content. You're a legend.
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  118. Ok so first I want to congratulate you on getting this far, and obviously all of the problems are of clear after the fact, but I'll try to enumerate them as I see them. 1. The coil will make one spark per revolution, you need 6. But actually a constant spark SHOULD be fine. You can get a (more or less) constant spark using the igniter coil for an oil burner. This will destroy the sparkplug over time, but it will give you enough heat to burn whatever is in the cylinder. BE CAREFUL, FURNACE IGNITERS CAN KILL YOU. 2. That flywheel is insanely oversized. It's meant for a 8:1 compression one compression per cycle, your engine is probably around 2:1 compression, 6 compressions per cycle. The rotary drum is probably enough flywheel so you can discard the entire flywheel assembly. 3. Trying to get a newly designed engine started with a pull cord is assuming you're going to hit a hole in one on your first try. You should attach a variable speed electric motor to the apparatus so that you can bring it up to operating speed, THEN play with the carburetor and try to get fire. First try to get non-zero energy output, then try to get enough energy output that you can power off the motor while it continues running. Only after you have all of this working flawlessly do you start thinking about starting without first running it up to optimal rotation speed. 4. Instinctively, I think the optimal speed for this engine is probably somewhere around 3000-5000 RPMs. Technically speaking, you want the highest RPM your hardware can tolerate, but over 5000 I think the premature wear starts to become so rapid that it will compromise your experimentation. You need centrifugal force to hold the veins against the housing, and you need high speed so that the compression action out-runs the leakage. At low speed, the air/fuel will all leak past the veins and your compression ratio will be essentially 0. The furnace igniter will help a lot because it will make a hot enough spark to light fuel even with very little compression, but if there's no compression, even lighting the fuel will not create any propulsive force. In short, I think you're really close.
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  119. Bro love all your videos. You brake shit down so simple man, I'm actually using your videos to help teach my 15 year old daughter. She turns 16 in September and I bought her an older car we have to fix up to get running and I think it important someone knows how cars work and your videos do that better than than all else. You speak clearly, slowly and show great animations, it leaves nothing to guess at. Perfect bro thank you
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  120. Here we go again. This guy showing up in my recommendations teaching me good, usable stuff.
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  121. D4E talking about unconventional looking engine designs? Sign me up!! Every time you upload a video about neat little engines and stuff like this it makes my day :)
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  122. Respect comes from the heart for such a kind person
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  123. Great content as always. We constantly get course requests for 'FreeValve tuning' despite the fact no one owns or has access to tune such an application! The Chinese development was exciting at the time and even though this isn't quite as magical as people believe off the cuff, I was still interested to see something come from that. If nothing else at least we got that awesome MX5/Miata build to watch 😂 - Taz,
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  124. That's what I call a genius idea, it's something out in the open for everybody and none had the idea before. It's purely mechanical a Victorian engineer could have designed and build it . Nothing fancy, no electronics, no exotic material just steel and brain
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  125. "You get to look at pop up headlights all the time. And that is actually a proven cure against sadness." Immediately liked the video for that
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  126. I'm not exactly an ignorant on IC engine internals, but every time I watch one of your excellent videos, I learn a lot of new stuff. What a PLEASURE !
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  127. Primary and secondary balance videos? Yeah seen those. Skip the recap? No sireee, wouldn’t want to miss a moment of any of it 😁
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  128. Motorsport is full of 'innovations' like this, would be great if you could cover some more examples :)
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  129. I have been a motorcyclist for 53yrs. Built tons of bike, both 4T and 2T (the latter my favorite). I appreciate BOTH segments, and have owned multiple (30+bikes). This was THE best video that I have ever seen to help me explain to others the differences between the engine designs (and honestly helped me) ! Wonderful video, you did a great job. Your filming, production, explanation where all world class.
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  130. They made 555 of the Subaru WRX STI EJ20 Final Editions because of the tobacco/cigarette company “555” that sponsored them in rally. The “555” can be seen on the famous Colin McRae livery of blue and gold
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  131. A topic about which I needed to know nothing more than I already did. So, of course, I watched and learned more. Thanks.
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  132. Them: have you watched that new big-budget fiction thing? Me: no, but I did watch a video about valve stems Them: oh, like a documentary on the development of the pneumatic tire and the engineering behind one-way valves? Me: no, specifically on where to put the included nuts on tubes for motorcycle tires depending on application Them: do you have a motorcycle? Me: no.
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  133. There are no solutions, only compromises...
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  134. The amount of information in the video is INSANE. Mad props to you sir. This video needs to go viral so people actually understand what’s going on to clear up the many misconceptions we have in the car community. You’ve gained a subscriber.
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  135. Love these thought-provoking kind of videos
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  136. this is the content I love to see on youtube! quick and clean installation, and straight to the numbers afterwards.
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  137. 50 years I've been trying to work out how a jet engine actually works. Thank you for 16 minutes. Brilliant!
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  138. D4A has to be the most in-depth, informative channel on YouTube when it comes to engines. The amount of time, effort, and attention to detail that goes into every single video is insane, and I feel like whether this man had 5 subscribers or 5 million he’d put in the same amount of time and care because it seems like he is genuinely enthusiastic about teaching people about every little detail of how a car works. Keep up the good work homie 🙏
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  139. Not only do I admire this man's knowledge but the way he can put the information to his viewers is just off the chart. One of the best channels on Youtube.
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  140. If likes and comments help you out on the algorhythm, consider this me doing my part to help. Thank you for making the content.
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  141. idk how someone can even dislike this video - this guy is literally giving you some insane knowledge in cars and breaking it down to easy to digest info, I've been waiting for these vids to continue ever since I saw the history of turbos - these vids couldn't come any faster lol. Great vids m8
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  142. I kinda just assumed that ECUs were mysterious black boxes that ran some secret software specific to each car. After watching this video, I now want to learn more about ECUs.
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  143. Voltaire-levels of sarcastic wit in this video. Efficiently informative. Bravo!
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  144. I rather like that GM stayed with pushrods, Dodge kept the Hemi, and Ford went with DOHC. Gives us all a nice variety to choose from.
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  145. This channel is great weapon against cynicism and lethargy. I don't want to wax poetic but your videos really lift my spirits up and give me food for thought! Cheers mate, great video as always!
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  146. This was genuinely the best explanation of VE and Lambda I've ever seen. This put everything into such perspective. Makes me realize an aftermarket ECU might be far less complicated than I initially though to tune for.
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  147. So in conclusion, use the engine designed for your purposes. If you want an engine designed specifically for racing, use the engine designed for that. If you want the engine designed to survive anything (ie high horsepower) then use that. It really is a lesson to take into the wider world, in my opinion. Far too many people want to simplify things down to "x is better" or "you must do y" when there's always benefits and drawbacks for specific applications.
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  148. 17 minutes and I now understand something I had no idea understanding of before, even having an above-average knowledge of how ICE's work (not saying much). This was so great. Nice job!
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  149. Who watched the entire original, but is going to watch the entirety of version 2.0 anyways? 🙋‍♂️
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  150. I wish there was a separate subject called "automotive engineering" in school and you were my teacher
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  151. Finally beach episode of my favorite anime
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  152. This probably won't mean much to anyone else but I remember finding a Japanese guys personal university webpage back in the mid 1990's. I'm not sure if he was a professor or a student but it was like an encyclopedia for Japanese car technology of the time. He had excellent technical explanations and diagrams for all kinds of things. You could tell the guy loved the topic and loved sharing how it worked. That was part of my introduction to the Internet and even though the site is long gone I still have fond memories. And this channel reminds me of that. It's the same kind of intelligent and passionate effort. The same kind of enthusiasm. And it's cool to see how the delivery format has evolved from basic text to full on edited videos with 3d animations. I really enjoy this channel and appreciate the work that goes into it.
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  153. The year is 4523, little remains of civilization. A small group of people unearth a relic of the old world.... A Volvo that still runs.
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  154. I love how much you try to stick to science and facts, rather than to please the people that watch the videos, that is how information should be presented and I'm happy that I can find that here, even if I don't particularly like what I have to hear at times. Keep up the good work, YouTube and social media needs more of this. <3
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  155. Legitimately my favorite car tech show on YouTube
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  156. Wow. Just wow. Speechless. You, sir, outdid yourself with this one. While I always enjoy watching your episodes on whatever mechanical subject you present, this one blew me right off my seat. Thank you for your contribution to humanity. 🙂
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  157. So. You're telling me I probably shouldn't put those 1000 dollar forged pistons i bought yesterday into my 89 corolla wagon with 251000 miles? Dammit.
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  158. Your explanation, presentation and delivery is out this world. I never thought I could finish this entire video coming in with just mere curiosity on the crossplane design. Your way of "teaching" is bounds and leaps ahead of what could be the greatest teaching styles most everywhere. Thank you very much!
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  159. 'Since I'm already in here, I may as well destroy myself financially'..... I laughed so hard at that one....... then went real quiet when I started doing the sums.
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  160. "The only thing it can't do is, Fit the LS in a Civc. LS: Hold my push rod.
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  161. Been involved in the modification of stock engines for racing use for more than 30 years now, and have done a lot of my own research on the subject. I can honestly say this man 'knows his onions'. Excellent!
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  162. Taking a somewhat boring subject and presenting to in a fun and informative way, that's talent my friend. Once again. I have learned and have been thoroughly entertained. Thanks for sharing!
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  163. Your calm, gentle tone without any background music or sudden, "startling" audio tracks makes this channel leagues ahead of others. No distractions. Just pure education. Thank you! ❤❤❤❤
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  164. Thats Toyota's "Variable Turbo Restrictor - intelligent" (VTR-i)
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  165. I tried to mimic the piston motion with my energy drink, and it exploded when I opened it. Horsepower!
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  166. Me: Tries to learn everything about turbos for years. D4A: Puts it all in one video like a boss.
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  167. Torque is the rotational equivalent of linear force/Horsepower is the rate at which work is done. You explained it very well in your electric motor vid.
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  168. I love this type of videos where you go over more broad themes about the car industry, they are very well researched, written and educational. Very good work!
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  169. Such a great explanation. You make it so intuitive to understand but at the same time keep it technical enough to make sure no detail is missed. Great stuff mate!
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  170. Not only did you give the only correct answer to the questions, you even pointed out many of the biggest problems that are going on in the world. You started so many different arguments but a single video about car companies not enough to finish all of them. We need more people like you in this society.
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  171. Back in the 80's Yamaha introduced the EXUP system on their 4-cylinder high-performance bikes. It used a butterfly valve at the collector to change the timing of the negative pulse in response to changes in rpm. Later they also introduced variable length intake runners.  To improve low-rpm intake velocity on single cylinder bikes they fitted two carburetors, one with a small bore, one large. The larger bore carb would only open at larger throttle openings.
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  172. I respect how much work you put into these videos! Well done and very clearly explained!
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  173. Simply an excellent observation of society today. Educational videos like this are key for a rational future. Thank you
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  174. I've studied engine balance for over a decade. You consistently break it down in a way I've never been able to translate to others.
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  175. I checked with my step-son who is highly regarded in the field of engine design. He agreed with the multiple potential benefits. He also agreed with you flagging the seals as the unsolved problem. He said no-contact gas seals using ceramic piezo-electric actuators in jet engines seal a constant-size gap. That is trivial compared to sealing the variable-diameter vanes. It would be difficult to extend the vanes outward to a consistent length at a um tolerances. In addition, they would have to do this while being exposed to both the full heat of combustion and the full speed of the rotor. I learned a lot from this episode. Keep'm com'n.
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  176. Finally, an analysis of this engine that doesn’t feel like paid marketing, nor is a video just crapping all over it because it’s different. It was great to see someone actually gather all the numbers together and go through them in a comprehensive video. I’ve followed this engine for a while and knew something had to be up with the engine for LPI to have been stuck in ‘development’ for so long. Thanks for pointing out the longevity and efficiency figures as well as the most glaring weakness in the crankshaft.
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  177. From simply adapting motorbike carburetors to completely building your own engine with the exact specs you chose wow that's commitment right there mate! Watching your channel grow since it had 4 digit subs to what it is right now is crazy. Keep the good stuff coming
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  178. Bru this is really a legit video, we the unwashed masses really appreciate it. ❤️
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  179. I teach high school auto shop and I'm always looking for technically accurate videos that are school appropriate. Your channel has nailed it thank you very much!
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  180. I've watched many of your videos and enjoyed them all. And learned from them. But this is the first one I am leaving a comment on. THANK YOU for your objective analysis of all things, including the EV hype. Being able to cut through media hype to focus on real issues is a critical skill. Besides being able to do it yourself, you are also teaching others to do it. Bravo.
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  181. You wouldn't believe how excited I am for this series. Thanks so much.
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  182. This is seriously one of the most educational channels on youtube
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  183. Your clearest video yet. It's incredible how you're getting even better, whilst you already were the best.
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  184. shoutout to maxpeedingrods for making affordable performance parts. your face when you hit boost makes it worth the money
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  185. I dont really care about motorcycles and especially their tires but this video was extremely entertaining nonetheless. This is why i consider this channel one of my favorites
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  186. Absolutely top-shelf content! Thanks for providing easily-digestible content in reasonably-sized and shareable chunks! <3
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  187. Please dont underestimate the way im getting my groceries
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  188. Scotty Kilmer, Toyota, and Rei Ayanami in one video? This is beyond top-tier YouTube
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  189. This video is a perfect example of why your channel is the most valuable and informative automotive channel on the internet. Simply outstanding!
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  190. This project cannot be bought - it can only be created, built. Congrratulations!
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  191. Golden video man. An excellent explanation on why my 4-port solnoid had some of the most erratic behavior and it was so frustrating
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  192. theres an article interviewing Francesco Morettini, ferrari's chief engineer. when asked which engine he liked from another manufacturer, he said the s2000's power plant, and that it was "truly remarkable".
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  193. Brilliant explanations of each design, D4A! You really have the best automotive engineering & technology channel on YouTube!
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  194. Honestly, best car and ICE channel out there! Highly detailed and accurate yet understandable Small detail: when a gas is compressed, it doesn't pick up heat because of friction between air molecules when they bump in each other, the bumping itself IS the heat !
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  195. I remember when i stumbled upon your channel because i was interested in your Aw11 Mr2. (around 30k subs) You've made so much of this channel! Please never sell out. This is my favourite automotive yt channel
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  196. Am i dreaming? Is this real life? The video i wish someone to do! And yet you made it for us! You are the best mate!
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  197. The 4 cylinder version looks like a steampunk contraption. I'm in love
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  198. I think governments worldwide should start taxing vehicles on size and weight, bigger and heavier the vehicle, the more tax you pay. This is better for our roads, our air quality (less brake dust and fuel wasted), our cities and obviously our planet. Lightness and small size isn't just fun and fast, it's actually greener! Colin Chapman has told us all this time, we've just forgotten because creature comforts and status seemed more important to us.
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  199. The part about the presence of the air and its pressure importance was... Shocking
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  200. I had a lot of pops and bangs last night after having Taco Bell.
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  201. "Epic Rap Battles of History!!!!! RB26 vs 2JZZZZZ!" lol. Thanks for your perspective on that and again much appreciate all the effort going into this <3
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  202. I'm not really a car buff, or especially interested in this subject, but I found your presentation absolutely fascinating, informative and easy to understand. Additional knowledge about anything, is never a waste of time. It is a brilliant video. Thanks.
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  203. As an aviation guy who watches your channel because cars are cool, I love to see you tackling stuff about aircraft. You have an incredible talent for explaining things my dogg.
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  204. "Q9: what is wrong with this valve train?" Me where do you want me to start??😂
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  205. I am in my third year of an aerospace engineering degree and i have to say having watched ur videos throughout while gaining more knowledge about what youre saying has been a really cool experience. keep doing what you do man, you’ve inspired my enthusiasm for ice engineering and how much cool stuff there is to learn about in these things! ur the best
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  206. Finally a series dedicated to engine parts!
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  207. So glad to see the steady growth in viewership of this channel over the last year or so. This video is pretty damn niche, even among auto engineering videos, and yet it has almost 200k views in just two days. Love to see that because it's very well deserved. It also shows me that there's still a few knowledge-seekers left in our increasingly vain, self-obsessed world
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  208. 50 years a mechanic, but thoroughly enjoyed this. Beautifully done. Just shared it with my son who is an apprentice mechanic. Absolutely marvellous.
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  209. This is one of the most worthwhile videos I have seen for a while. As a native English speaker I must say, your delivery is utterly superb and I learn more from you than most fellow Brits. I truly wish more people would hold your view on this as I think it is on point. Being offended is useful, so we should consider all viewpoints and rationalise them to come to the most effective outlook for positive action. It sounds good, but society is easily distracted by hating each other and shiny things
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  210. Cooler combustion chamber means reduction in NOx emissions as well!
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  211. I am a retired automotive machinist.. I wish I would have had you around back when I was running my shop 😊 I spent many hours explaining things to my customers. Well done 👍 mt.
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  212. I needed this breakdown. Its so hard to get real and clear info on boost control and i believe you earned a trophy on this! 🎖🏅🥇🥈🥉🏆
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  213. I appreciate how you've grown into covering engineering aspects of these things that fascinate us to no end. Cheers!
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  214. This guy just gave us a summary of two years worth of university lessons in 30 minutes. Awesome dude, i have a KIA sorento that i'm struggling with. This gives me an idea of what i could work on.
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  215. Get some springs in there to push the vanes out. Use a cordless drill to start it. Consider applying something similar to rotary apex seal material to the end of the vanes if possible. Maybe something spray on is available. I believe you can get it with some refinement. Don’t give up!
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  216. Probably the most articulate presentation on Youtube - not a single wasted word - a flawless presentation of a stream of quite challenging concepts
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  217. Thanks proof HONDA b series was made by god best 5 mins video ever
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  218. You sir are an absolute master of explaining things. To get these videos free feels like a borderline crime. Thank you!
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  219. Do a similar analysis of the yaris gr awd system! This would be much appreciated. Anyways big thumbs-up for the great drawings and commentary
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  220. I’m a retired mechanical engineer and I really enjoy this channel immensely. Excellent content and fantastic explanation. Love it ❤
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  221. Yo, this is some serious gourmet shit. Love the abundance of information.
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  222. One of these rather long videos where i didn't feel needness to scroll forward. Very nice video, thank you!
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  223. This sums up about half of my recent schooling except you couldn’t explain the tiny details of how the sensors are constructed completely which would make this video 3 hours long but overall I can say this might even be viewed in some technical schools
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  224. For every member here, also for a brand, we learned a lot from D4A's videos. Every video of D4A is always interesting and inspiring. Thanks D4A for making such great content. We feel honored to incorporate MaXpeedingRods products into your projects.🔥🔥
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  225. One of the most underrated YouTube channels… the presentations are so well done, and so clear! Thank you for the free knowledge!
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  226. Good on you for redoing this, I was going to suggest reworking of a couple of parts. Really appreciate you being big enough to correct mistakes, it's a great sign of your personal integrity.
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  227. I think I may be the oldest biker in the group. I'd enjoy hearing from someone older than I am. Here goes...I started riding when I was 21, it was the most fun I had had with my clothes on. It was a Suzuki Hustler 250...pretty fast for a 250...almost unbelievably fast. 15 sec quarter mile times in the low 90s. I then moved up to a Suzuki Titan 500cc. Very nice bike...also a 2 cycle. I rode that bike until my mid 30's. Took a few years off during some job transitions. At 44 I bought another Suzuki...a GS1100e. Awesome bike. It was the most bike I had ever ridden...pure luxury from anything I had ever owned. It was very fast for the 80's era. I rode that bike 11 years and gave it to my son. I was 59 at the time. My wife passed away in 2013...she never approved of my motorcycle ventures. We were both 72 at that point. I took a few years off from cycling...in honor of her memory. I turned 80 in July of 2020 and bought a Honda Monkey. It was a fun little bike but pretty restrictive on where I could go. In 2021 I traded it for a Honda Rebel 500se. I loved getting on 2 wheels again. I don't do crazy stuff anymore. 55-65 mph is my typical highway speed. Back country rodes are my preferred style of riding...less traffic. I did a considerable amount of parking lot refreshing before boldly engaging traffic. So far so good...I love it! I'm hoping for at least 10 more years.
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  228. Really love how you break down many of the finer points for enthusiast that a cursory internet search won't bring up.
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  229. Brilliant explanation. I'm a mechanical engineer by profession, with 25 years experience, and I certainly could not have explained this better.
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  230. I’ve Been a car guy since the early 80s. And this might be the best piston content I’ve ever seen. Well done!👍
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  231. 555 for the WRC livery. Also 22b is the hexadecimal of 555.
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  232. I'm a retired auto mechanic, and I've never completely understood how a two-stroke works. Your presentation was, quite simply, amazing! Thank you!
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  233. I'm not an English speaker, I'm not even a car driver. I also never played with lego engines. Despite that all, I was able to get all the explanations, so that's probably a sign of a good content. p.s. I was good at physics at school, but forget most of it and did not study it for like... 15 years already.
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  234. Excellent work - simple facts with no hysterics and no agenda. Well done!
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  235. still the best automotive youtube channel in my opinion! Best possible explanation you can find in the whole internet I think. Perfectly presented, clear speech, exceptional technical knowledge, paired with a healthy amount of humor, an no bragging, and no nonsense or myths sponsored by God knows whom! Wonderfull my friend, love every single video you made so far! keep it on! Greetings from Austria!
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  236. I remember 40 years ago my grandfather explaining to me the difference between 2 stroke and 4 stroke engines. From his explanation I had a rudimentary understanding of 2 stroke engines. Your video greatly deepened my understanding of 2 strokes on top of the knowledge he gave me. Thank you!
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  237. This channel is in a league of its own. Nothing else on YouTube can compare, imo.
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  238. It's amazing how changing a single parameter (crankshaft offset) produces such complicated knock-on effects for a multitude of other parameters. Thank you for breaking it down and making such a complicated amalgamation of forces understandable!
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  239. If this video existed 10 years ago my life could very well have taken a different path. Wonderfully explained from a place of confidence, good diction and clarity. The 3D imaging is great too! Also pretty big on showing the variety and what would be considered modern vs classic.
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  240. I have learned more about engines from you in the last year than I have by working on engines for the past 10 years. I knew generally how things worked and the mechanical part of it, but you have such a great way of explaining the physics of it all. Thank you for making these videos, man.
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  241. that fair trade phone was insightful. i did not even know it existed...
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  242. What I learned from this clip: The best way to stop snap oversteer, is to open the pop-up headlights
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  243. I really, really like your balanced, curiosity driven and engineering based approach to this subject. Thank you. I myself have worked with ICE:s all my career and would also describe myself as a petrolhead. I have 5 cars in my garage. HOWEVER, one is an EV and it's a car I really appreciate to drive. It works very well for most missions, and where it doesn't, I just pick one of the other cars. No big deal and there's is as you say no reason to cathegorically "pick sides" and start hating. Also, a subject you might want to cover: The ICE itself is not "the enemy", it's what we put in them... I think synthetic fuels presents a really interesting future and I hope development picks up dramatically. Again - thanks!
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  244. Awesome video! As an engineer, I highly appreciate all the specifications displayed on the screen as well as your reasoning for choosing particular products and solutions for your needs. Even though I don't understand half of it.
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  245. I think it's safe to say the world needs more project underdog content
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  246. I very much appreciate how you talk about both the ups and downs, instead of focusing on one or the other. Whenever I hear of a new engine technology, I'm always excited to hear your views on it because of your balanced and fair analysis.
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  247. Babe wake up D4A posted about turbos
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  248. I'm from Spain where one of the popular forms of entertainment is standing in front of and running away from a bull, so it's no surprise people here stood in the middle of rally tracks lol
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  249. bro this is hands down THE best car channel on youtube
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  250. I'm fascinated at the way you can help me understand things that for over 50 years I thought I already did. What a talent you have, thank you.
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  251. If every teacher had your approach of explaining things, 1 by 1 chronologically, where would be our limit...?!? Thank you for your effort!!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
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  252. I like the video essay style production. Id be very interested in more of these.
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  253. been a racing mechanic for 5 years (im 26) and I’ve never had anyone have such a good explanation I loved this
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  254. “that hammer was to weak so I grabbed an axe” . Almost about pissed myself 😂😂😂
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  255. Another huge upside for jet engines is their incredible reliability, as long as they are maintained properly they will almost never fail, save for external things like a birdstrike or a fuel system failure that would have stopped any type of engine. And even if one of them were to fail, they have so much power that a fully loaded passenger jet is capable of climbing on a single engine. They just fit so perfectly in the role of an aircraft engine it's incredible
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  256. Your philosophical spin at the end was great and a welcome addition to a better world. Love it thank you.
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  257. Anyone that uses Lego comparisons gets a subscriber from me! Doesn't hurt that you gave a great overview as well. 💯👏
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  258. The Elan was in production when I was a young man and I loved Lotuses back then, so I hated the MX5 and the comparisons to those cars. I eventually realized how illogical it was to dislike such great cars and I've been telling people to go and at least drive a Miata ASAP for a while now.
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  259. This man is such a legend, the car community needs to treasure him
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  260. I just found this channel, and I absolutely love this guy. While I'm not an engineer, listening to your videos is awesome and the explanations are extremely well made!
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  261. you know you refreshed youtube at the perfect time when it says 22 seconds ago on a D4A video 🤝
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  262. That was a very interesting demonstration and explanation. Concepts were presented clearly and your explanations are paced well. Awesome content, as always!
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  263. As the turbo said: I am a big fan.
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  264. OMG! 67 years old and worked as an automobile mechanic for years... and I finally get it! This was absolutely brilliant. Well done sir.
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  265. Wow, you nailed it..! I did considerable research on the Antoinette story when I built a 8' wingspan, radio controlled model of a 1909 version of the monoplane and was faced with building a look-alike replica of it's engine. It was a show stopper when I competed with it for several years. What you've put together here is the finest gathering of information on them, great video and a noteworthy and colorful story.
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  266. Don't say its boring, I have watched so many of your videos since I found your channel and they are some of the best on you tube. Respect to the amount of work, knowledge and research that goes into them because you are definitely one of the best teachers on the web.
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  267. Ok, this is pure art. Also, have you considered making an episode about Toyota’s eCVT hybrid transmission, another marvel of mechanical engineering?
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  268. I haven’t seen you 4 age s
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  269. It's an interesting way to explain stuff, by bringing up problems and explaining how to fix them, love these videos! If possible, throw in a rotary engine, when you'll talk about balancing again :D
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  270. This is, by far, the best education channel for petrolheads. I really appreciate the work and research you made in the making of this video, keep it up.
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  271. I was feeling very cranky, then I saw this video, and now my head's spinning. The information is very eccentric, the big end is talking to the little end, the counter weight arguments are strong though. The forces are bearing down.
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  272. Jesus christ I learn more about metals in this 20min video then a year in weilding school. Once again your the best thx for your hard work benefiting all of us engine/engineering nuts!
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  273. I can't believe it took me 25 years to finally understand what the difference is only to be enlightened by Lego. Spectacular video! Thank You!
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  274. I have been reading and watching videos on EGR deletion after having cleaned my EGR and associated pipes about 2 years ago. What a mess! However, I have been undecided until now on whether to go that route or not. based on your excellent, comprehensive, video I have decided not to go the "EGR Delete" route. Reason being was your comment on having to actually reprogram the ECU as the correct running parameters for the engine are based on there being exhaust gasses present on the inlet side. Don't think anyone else has mentioned this, but what you say, is logical, and puts the whole saga into perspective! Thank you for taking the time to explain this! 👏👏
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  275. I came here to throw a fit about the Koenigsegg Germera and was almost immediately corrected, I dig it
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  276. You're still the GOAT man, this my absolute favourite channel for car related educational stuff. Your videos never disappoint.
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  277. When you put the key in the ignition, I already had the startup sound playing in my head. And sure enough, it sounded exactly as I remembered when you turned the key :) As a Swede born in the early 70's, that's what I grew up with. Thanks for yet another great vid!
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  278. Come for mechanical content, stay for the philosophical insight :) But agree 100% about the last part, focus on enjoying your ride, that's the whole point!
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  279. this is one of the best videos ive ever seen even though you said “its not meant to be an entertaining video” i was very entertained. Great to see the car running after following this build for so long and its awesome to see the people who helped you through it. cheers d4a, will see you in the next vid.
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  280. i thought boost school was dead!...how ever, today's topic IS CRUTIAL...Thanks again brother, for bringing out another informative episode
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  281. I am a retired engineer. I've been arguing your points on user interface FOREVER! First principles of human/machine interaction should not be violated! Most drivers are used to a stoplight that has RED as stop, GREEN as go. Change that, and you kill a lot of people. Change the paradigm of daily car use and you get a lot of very frustrated people! The screen should at least mimic a row of commonly used buttons available on practically every car. Great comments on tribalism by the way.
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  282. One of the coolest, humblest dudes I've come across
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  283. all these comments and no one says how awesome his shirt is?! awesome shirt champ ;)
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  284. Not only did I learn how this V5 even functions, but also the other even V-type engines. Awesome video
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  285. Wow, just wow, I'm amazed by the knowledge and content that this guy creates.
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  286. 35 year old man here, I learned more about how engines work in the first couple minutes in this video than I have ever understood. You’re an exceptional teacher, really appreciate it.
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  287. Even tho this is more of a petrolhead channel i like, that this was really non biased. and that you give both sections their good attention.
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  288. The ICE is truly an amazing feat of engineering. Well over 100 years already and no one’s been able to truly “re invent the wheel” and make a better basic design.
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  289. Yet again never disappointed by this guy, so knowledgeable and always makes it easy to understand
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  290. Very well done. I design race engines and assumed you would leave key points out. But you checked all the boxes. Great explinations.
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  291. Glad to see your videos back after a few months off. I really love your stuff. Very thoughtful. You explain things really well for me. Thanks for all your work to make these videos for the gear head community. 🙂
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  292. Amazing interview, with an amazing person, it is rare to get such in depth information about the whole process of product development. Mr. Araujo seems to have a great combination of unbridled passion and 'cold' analytical engineering mindset.
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  293. "And that's because this video is actually the first in a little series..." Me: audibly YES! Speaking of series, when can we expect the next episode of boost school?
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  294. Love your work. Love how you deal with people who have no idea. Please keep doing what you do. I really enjoy your videos.
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  295. I’m new to the Honda thing... you explained things better and more clearly than any other Honda engine in video I have seen. Thank you very much!
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  296. so happy to see you finally being able to enjoy the mr2. its so nice to see the hard work paying off
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  297. Thank you. As someone who had to leave behind mechanical engineering to pursue IT, your amazing channel helps me stay up to date with the field I truly love.
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  298. I just wanted to say, as a mechanical engineering student who is rebuilding his first engine, your content has been extremely valuable. Thanks a lot man.
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  299. YouTube's broken system can't keep me from this video. Been waiting for this since I discovered this channel.
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  300. I like this guy’s sense of humor 😂
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  301. Thank you. Natgeo and Dicovery needed a competitor. Calm explanation, understandable diagrams, important efficient interesting content and no commercials, this is what a popular science channel should be like. Looking forward to new stuff!
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  302. It is only human to make mistakes. Don't feel bad about it, because at least for me your channel has been the most informative car channel of the whole youtube.
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  303. Never knew that there were two different kinds of timing chains. Great work.
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  304. That's what Verbund Motor literally means. 🙂
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  305. When I saw the index picture I had a small hearth attack.
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  306. Your ability to explain complex engineering principles clearly ( in a second language ) is remarkable. Thank you for making me smarter.
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  307. If you’re not already an engineer, you certainly think like one. Very pragmatic and think intuitively about issues and how they are solved, and if they are solved efficiently and effectively. Love your videos
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  308. I just love the way you describe things in such a logical manner
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  309. We take for granted the technological wonders we have today; the sacrifices it took to create them. This video made me feel grateful with what I have. Thank you.
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  310. As someone who just likes to work on his own motorcycle for fun and has interest in the mechanics of different engine designs I think this video is brilliant. You presentation style, explanation and animations are really engaging, informative and helpful. Thank you for taking the time to make this.
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  311. That was an outstanding explanation. I am a mechanic with nearly 30 years experience and I actually learned something today. More importantly though it was explained in a concise and easy to understand way so that anyone could do it, experienced mechanic or not.
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  312. I personally really appreciated the change of pace/topics of your video on greenwashing, so for what it’s worth keep going off in whatever direction you feel like going, I think it’s your personality what keeps people coming back as much as the content you provide.
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  313. Yo it says 10 minutes but it's actually 11 minutes, what a bargain!
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  314. As usual, extremely high standard of research, explanation and video production. Very professional channel.
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  315. You are by far the best at explaining all of the science behind these different tuning technologies. I watched your boost school series all the way through, this tuning series, and so many other videos on your channel. You've given us so much knowledge, and for that, I thank you. I really hope you enjoy making these videos, because you're excellent at it.
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  316. wow. a professional and respectful critism to my favourite motorcycle channel. I no longer have a favourite motorcycle channel anymore, from now I have 2. :) thank you very much for taking your time and correcting their mistake. Please consider collaborating with them in their future engineering related content. now if you excuse me I'll be binging your videos :D
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  317. This was one of the best documentaries out there. Plenty of information and historic research and free of silly music and theatrics. Thank you sir.
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  318. I’ve been with you since the beginning of this channel and it is my opinion that this was your most effective video of the series. I’m not into motorcycles, or two strokes in particular, but I now feel qualified to pass this information on to some of my younger friends who are. Thank you for this.
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  319. Torque wrench seppuku was the best ending to any video I've ever seen. XD
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  320. inline twins are the one of most desireable discussion which I would like to hear on this chanel. Thank you so much, that was highly appreciated
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  321. Bro woke up, noticed the draught air flow through his flat, and was like "yep, this is my moment to explain how carburetors work". Amazing work, as always.
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  322. look at this guy, looking down at piston and wankel engines like he's so much better.. so... vane :p
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  323. 20:24 bro really said "tried" as if he didn't just explain it in a way that made it seem like an incredibly simple concept. Every time I watch one of his videos I am amazed at how well he explains things and how he makes them all feel simple, he is truly a genius.
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  324. Thanks! I've enjoyed your technical content on ICE configuration, primary/ secondary vibration, etc, for some time but this one moved me to help support the channel, if only in a very, small way. I'll be sharing this one heavily.
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  325. SICK. Don't get discouraged, this is cool shit
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  326. I am a car guy and I know a lot of this information, but the section at 4:55 was incredible and something I've never seen demonstrated before. I will absolutely be checking out that channel, thanks for the recommendation.
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  327. perfectly structured, perfectly explained point by point. You have done a good job. Thank you for your work.
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  328. My friends think I am an internal combustion engine engineering genius because of you. Keep making me smarter, D4A!
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  329. Brilliant video! Spot on! I’ve been an Automotive Engineer for the past 14years, most of that time being in Brakes Engineering, working for Renault, Ricardo UK, Bosch Engineering and recently I moved to Jaguar Land Rover and I can confirm that ‘bigger’ brakes will only do one think, in the vast majority of cases, they will disturb the brake feel and the modulation as the brakes will tend to lockup faster as you very well stated in this video. Also if they are aftermarket brakes don’t be surprised if they are ‘noisy’. Unless you are racing, I wouldn’t even touch the stock brakes. We spend years getting the system sized correctly and the adequate pedal feel. More importantly most of the stock brakes are quiet, because of a very good reason we literally spend over two years in Brakes Refinement testing by making sure that the brakes are quiet, many millions of pounds are spent in that respect. With aftermarket brakes you cannot have the same level of Brakes Refinement as the aftermarket doesn’t have access to the same level of dyno, CAE and vehicle testing as an OEM does. Most of the braking systems are oversized anyway, as most OEMs design the braking system around the AMS test, which is not even a legislative requirement. The AMS test is extremely severe (10 consecutive brake stops from 100kph to 0) and it’s not a realistic use case. Consequently we end up with very big brakes and more importantly very heavy brakes. Therefore do yourself a favour and unless you are racing and you need the thermal capacity, then do not waste your money on shinny new ‘big’ brakes.
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  330. Coming from a 15 y.o car enthusiast, loved this episode of Boost School and can't wait for the next one! Liked and subbed. Question: Can you address the way F1 cars place their turbos in an episode? (Elongated turbo shaft)
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  331. As someone who fell in love with the Miata as a child and driving one for the last 12 years....your video managed to hit the bullseye as much as the mazda engineers did :D
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  332. Absolutely brilliant! This delightful surprise was not only unexpected but also incredibly appreciated. Your video is truly exceptional, featuring a remarkable use of language that I find utterly captivating. I must admit, I have developed a genuine fondness for it.
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  333. Best Horsepower vs Torque video I've ever seen. Well done
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  334. "Suck, squeeze, bang, blow" was about all I knew before I found your channel. You have taught me a ton more since!
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  335. One of my favorite engines. Closed deck aluminum with a timing chain, solid internals stock, what's not to like? Great videos man!
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  336. Thanks for bringing this interview to the people that appreciate what this actually means.
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  337. Incredible! As an engineer and a rider, I loved how cleanly and clearly this explains the tyre use and firing order. Thanks for creating this
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  338. That’s true dedication to your channel posting an improved video of an already really well explained video
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  339. I come to this channel for the wrinkles in my brain, but I stay for the delicious diatribes you close the videos out with. 😂 "Don't tell me ICE is dead : Read the room!"
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  340. You lie, this entire video is music
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  341. Nothing on YouTube comes close to this video it's amazing
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  342. another informative and entertaining episode of BOOST SCHOOL!!!!....Thanks again bro Saving it to my playlist on Turbos for future use!!!
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  343. i love how calm you are and how you talk with a low voice, it is soothing to watch
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  344. I mean. I was already sold. But now I'm extra sold?
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  345. Nicely explained! I appreciate the distinction between Turbo Lag and Boost Threshold. So many car enthusiasts equate the two terms, but as you said, they are not the same!
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  346. Three key points: 1. The moment you mentioned part-throttle operation, the penny dropped. The science is sobering. 2. The main reason IC engines rules is the energy density of the fuel it uses. It doesn’t matter if you lose 65% when you have a gazillion percent to start with. Looking at you, lithium ion bleh… 3. My best conclusion is that the future lies in hybrid technology. Instead of IC versus Electric, combined these two can make a formidable team.
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  347. I can attest to titanium being 'difficult' years ago I was a partner in an engineering company, specialising in heat exchanger components for the petrochemical industry. We were approached by a customer who had tried to manufacture tube sheets from titanium and failed. I quoted the job @ 4x what we would ask for stainless steel + a big oops factor and very nearly came short. Eventually though we worked out how to do it and it became the most profitable job we ever did. I would describe is as trying to machine abrasive toffee to fine tolerances.
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  348. This was absolutely excellent, you win this week's internet education award, KUDOS!!!
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  349. “I never lose. I either win or learn” Nelson Mandela. So you just learn a lot in this video. For the spring maybe build some spring in Z shape, with the top of Z touching the rotor, and the bottom touching the vane. Maybe also the use of some lubricant ?
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  350. As Italian guy that live in Monza , 30 minutes far from Arese, I want to send to you a HUGE applause for this video and for your Italian accent. This si the most comprehensive video on Busso engine on the web. Deep compliments.
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  351. Amazing video. I already knew this but I've never seen it illustrated in such a straightforward manner and really enjoyed it as always. The punching analogy is just genius. Would love to see a video on tires and grip, ie bigger tires, stretch vs bulge, lower profile with more unsprung weight vs smaller wheels with a higher tire profile. I must confess I feel like I know frighteningly little about which of the aforementioned factors/choices are best for performance for a car enthusiast.
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  352. Ever since you got your first bike you became a lot more philosophical. Riding is truly a special experience
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  353. Best mechanical channel ❤️
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  354. I'm a mechanical engineer And I found this channel 2days ago I learnt more from this channel then 4.5 years In college
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  355. this is brilliantly clear, comprehensive without being too long, and doesn't skimp on all those little details that people usually leave out because they assume you already know it. in short, you efficiently assemble all the information into a cohesive semantic network, like a knowledge bomb ready to be loaded into the human brain. ten out of effing ten
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  356. Isn't this the engine Beyonce married? I'm pretty sure it is. (Edit. I SWEAR I wrote this comment before 0:55!)
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  357. Even as a Camaro and crossplane V8 fan, I find the Voodoo's sound very-very unique and appealing, it's indeed as if a crossplane V8 went berserk, but in a good way :). Thank you for these rare high quality and in-depth explanations you provide.
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  358. Fantastic as always, your explanations and diagrams make things so easy to understand. Thank you!
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  359. Honestly, $2000 USD is cheap for a build with this much detail. Amazing work! I think 300HP will be no issue for this engine.
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  360. Every video of yours where I “know” the topic, I come away realizing there’s so much more to learn.
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  361. I don’t even have a car but I NEED TO KNOW THIS!!!😂
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  362. The stick figure hitting their head on the windshield frame had me ded.
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  363. beat me to it :D
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  364. another great video, im always suprised by how i will think i know a solid 80% of what there is to know about a topic, then I watch your video and become humbled
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  365. I love these videos. I've watched your engine balance videos MANY times. I find all of your videos extremely informative, easy to follow, and easy to understand. You make intimidating and complex topics interesting and easy to learn. Please keep them coming. I have been curious about the V12 recently. Not a lot of good content out there on how these engines work and I have read conflicting information about the bank angle and engine balance. Would love to see a video about how these engines work.
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  366. By far the clearest explanation I’ve seen on the difference between two-stroke and four-stroke engines! If you do plan to make more future videos on two-stroke I’d also love to see obscure two-stroke designs such as diesel and marine applications, forced induction, and the inclusion of sleeve and rotary valves instead of reed valves like in Rolls-Royce Crecy and an experimental Ferrari F1 engine from the 90’s. VisioRacer did a great job introducing me to this, and I want to learn more.
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  367. Scotch yoke sounds like a British breakfast dish. Great work. Love this channel.
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  368. I was just looking up useful videos to degree my camshaft yesterday, and coming up short. Then like an angel from above D4A magically has the perfect video this morning. Hats off to you sir. Truly out here doing gods work. Also, as always, another well thought out, well spoken, easy to follow video for us less than literate car folk.
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  369. Honesty is so rare these days. Thanks for (another) heartwarming video.
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  370. I want to see this succeed! So suggestion: 1. Do away with the magneto setup and instead use a digital ignition system with a flywheel with a six position reluctor so you get an ignition timing going for each vane. 2. Have the vanes pvd coated. This will reduce the surface tension long enough for centrifugal force to take over. Good first attempt, and don't get overly frustrated. This is how we learn...
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  371. Information on a topic I never thought about. And I was engrossed the entire time. I wonder how long until we see monster coils as a oem.
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  372. Really love how you make things understandable
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  373. Ive come to find you're one of the few that actually does the whole historical overview and actually explains in detail how these things work without putting me to sleep ive really come to appreciate that
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  374. This guy's videos are uniformly well-researched, well-presented, accurate and extremely useful. Kudos.
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  375. "Rod Knock" buys ITB's Like a true car enthusiast
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  376. More quizzes please, there aren't enough of these on Youtube.
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  377. 100hp per liter of NA displacement is a remarkable accomplishment for any engine. An AW11 with 160hp and the chassis being lightened and reinforced for racing is an amazing sportscar! I should be mad at you for these great MR2 vids...cus I miss my old MR2 that I put so much time and money and love into... ;) I am not mad though! Keep up the great work!
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  378. This is an absolutely fabulous explanation of the two different engine models. I’ve seen great animated screen graphics before but this actual engine cut in half leaves nothing to the imagination and is the best presentation I have seen on the topic. You’ve put into one video what I have been trying to explain to my sons for, well, years! Thank you!!!
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  379. This channel is criminally underrated. Thanks for all the knowledge !
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  380. This is prime time TV level recording. Great job on the explanations, pictures, and animations. I think I learned more from this one video than all other YouTube vids combined. Thanks for taking the time to do this.
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  381. Epic history. Shared it with my Italian friend who is a major car history buff. Thanks as always! The Italian rap was awesome.
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  382. Perfect channel if your interested in engines but confused by the plethora of information out there. Not just simple and concise but also complete.
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  383. I just watched a 20 minute video about timing chains/belts and was on the edge of my seat the whole time! Great job!
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  384. You have an amazing passion for machinery and engineering. Your videos continue to get better and better. I've been watching you since the beginning. Iconic Engines was fantastic!
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  385. After hearing your title explanation, then I guess the car once is finished it will be fast as F, right?. oh no, even faster!
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  386. Love the nuanced information on this channel. No bro-science here! Might we be getting an EJ video soon?
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  387. This man produces some of the most informative and easy-to-understand car-tech videos on the internet. It's not just that he answers questions people have, it's that he's good at explaining aspects of each concept in the correct order for best comprehension.
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  388. Great video! you used a pic of my k20 swapped ej! @4:46 thank you!
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  389. Been watching your automotive informational/tutorials for a long time finding them very enjoyable, interesting and insightful. Then several months back you took us on your fun motorcycle learning adventure and we got to see a whole other side of you and your life. Really loving these motorcycle genre/life affirming and amazing adventures with an awesome person in a super chill video format. Thank you🙏
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  390. Each time you re-explain secondary balance, you do it better 🙂
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  391. Perhaps one of the most complicated subjects I've seen you do a video on but paradoxically also one of the most clearly and simply explained. You're a great teacher.
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  392. You wouldn't download a piston! ...right?
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  393. My boy getting to 700k today for sure . Congrats in advance!
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  394. I’m glad my video helped you out in terms of info on these turbos. Appreciate the shout-out!
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  395. How have I never heard of the Oldsmobile Jetfire? That commercial is amazing, hahaha. The International Scout I have heard of. Pretty popular lately due to the Wrench Every Day channel. This series is going to be huge for you man. Can't wait to see every single episode! Great work. P.S. Damn those retro motorcycles look so cool. Love all this history!
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  396. Daaaamn this is going to be the niciest boost related thing on youtube, for those who are really interested on (real) tunning
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  397. I heard several explanations on the cross plane crank when it came out. But none were as thoroughly composed and explained in great detail as yours ! Once again, thank you so much for this Herculean effort 💪 It was extremely interesting! 👌👍✌️ ( ….But I’m gonna need to take this “class” few more times though, hope you don’t mind 😉)
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  398. So his videos are so good that I first like it and then start watching it.
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  399. The impact of firing interval on bike's grip was new to me and totally makes sense. Wonderfully and eloquently explained, thank you!
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  400. I can’t think of another person who has more of my respect. Every time I randomly watch you I say out loud to myself “God I just love this guy!” Common sense with high intelligence add in the innate sense of what we don’t actually know about things we love. GOODJOB.
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  401. This was so educational I feel like I should have gotten some kind of credits just for watching it.
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  402. These are an engineering college degree explanation videos,as a "Wrench Ride Wreck Repeat" guy these videos are so enjoying to watch. thanks
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  403. 36' "I started to dislike it because it's new and it's different." So much truth in this, most of us have this attitude about many things in life. First step: recognize the issue.
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  404. Starting to watch this video 40sec after the uploading... I'm obsessed XD
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  405. Thumbs up for being so honest about your own (hard) work without the usual bias we'd see on Youtube.
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  406. Thank you for saying that tuning is the most important part of boosting. It’s very sad how many people will blame the sleeves when they simply could’ve gotten a better tune. As a Honda fanboy I approve!
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  407. Well, indeed it's a cheating according with the rules, but indeed it is a masterpiece of engeneering like Toyota always says, do and show! Very well explained, you're awesome brother
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  408. This gave me so many ideas! I'm planning my house around the fireplace to harness the heat in many ways, and this is definite a good way of using the wasted heat, maybe to help circulate the hot air around the ambient, or move cold water into coils to heat up, or to help regenerate electricity. Thank you very much for presenting this kind of engine!
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  409. We enthusiasts have only one heart, how many times will you win it?
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  410. As always, thank you for a fantastic video. I've been playing around with engines for 45 years, in all sorts of applications, including 2 stroke marine (outboard), marine inboards, petrol (benzene) and diesel car engines. I learn a lot of new things with every one of your videos. Love your work!
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  411. when you think of it.. Lancia Delta looks suspicious now. I mean That car was build by Italians XD
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  412. Another one down, another one down, another misconception hits the floor. Man, you have a damn talent for this. These videos are reference material grade. I mean, intro level in a lot of cases. However a good spring board to launch from is invaluable in a topic as vast as engines. I learn so much from these videos. Thank you.
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  413. I have a 99 ls400. I kinda want to go outside and try the glass of water thing now. Its legit... silky smooth
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  414. This is gonna make your channel, just wait till the algorithm picks it up. You never know, you could end up getting a job on donut media and move the series over, with the ability to physically show us the engines and the cars they were in. Keep up the fantastic work, your truly class leading with this series.
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  415. I have never seen/heard a clearer explanation of how a carburettor works than this. Thank you!
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  416. Nothings better than Sunday lunch with a new video from you
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  417. this video beats all traditional educational movies by a landslide.
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  418. First I watched the 4AGE and wanted to build some of that Cosworth inspired goodness. But then I watched your 2ZZGE video and decided I couldn't resist the newer tech improvements. Now I've watched this and I'm making room in the garage for the K20 I want to build. Will you stop making these great videos so I can get started!?! (also just had to go back and thumbs up all these since I watched them in order on auto play (even watched a bunch of ads just to help the revenue!) Thanks for the great vids!) BTW - it may not be iconic, but I'd love to hear what you think about the miata BPw4 motor.
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  419. Dude, without a doubt this video is one of the most profoundly useful videos I have come across on YT! Much appreciation.
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  420. The quality of your videos is always off the charts. Your explanations are excellent and the images and animations you show are super helpful. Thank you so much and keep up the amazing work!
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  421. Thank you for your passion in making these videos. You always deliver a great and simple explanation. Keep it up! ❤
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  422. I have been looking for a analysis on this engine for almost 5 years now, thanks
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  423. I can't explain how well this series is put together. I am learning so much for my Gen 2 3SGTE swap into my ST162 Celica. Keep up the videos!
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  424. Omg! this is probably the most comprehensive EV vs ICE video on the internet.
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  425. A lot of thought research and effort went into the making of this video ...extremely educational ...Nam Jamaica
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  426. that "GET IT UP HERE!" is pure gold haha
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  427. As the owner of a small lightweight dog I can confirm whippets are useless at tricks
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  428. Keep this series going! Loving it.
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  429. I love your style. The combo of personality, accuracy, detail and pace is perfect. I've been teaching for 27 years and it's is rare to find these properties, all in one presenter. Thank you.
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  430. This vid is incredible, 10/10 informative, amazing animations, perfect!
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  431. I truly appreciate how thorough your explanations and videos are. Thank you for all of your hard work and knowledge! 🔥 🔥 🔥
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  432. Was aware about the affect of rod length on piston acceleration after studying Kliens construction in my engineering course and playing with high performance 2 stroke engines all my life but the way this guy explains it with the graphics etc is fantastic...great work mate.
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  433. I have been waiting for this analysis of the taurozzi-engine. Now you made it. As allways a fantastc job. Pure fun to watch. Thank you very much. You are a great teacher!
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  434. Oh, no, if I watch this am I going to want a Tesla? Screw it, let’s watch.
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  435. Not only do I find this video factually correct, but I actually find it easier to understand :) very good job on the improved version!
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  436. Another great video. As a mechanical engineering student you've taught me way more than any class ever could!
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  437. Love the detail with the compression ratio equation. So many misconceptions killed, in such a compact and understandable way.
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  438. I appreciate how much research you did to put up this amazing episode.
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  439. As always, spot on. Great explanation. I am a mech designer, with some hobby affinity with engines. For my dad it was his life. He would have enjoyed this a lot! It is an art in itself to explain complicated things simply. You 've got it!
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  440. A few minutes ago I was preparing to go to bed then this video notification came out... So I suppose sleep time can wait
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  441. This guy is like a Goldmine of information . A truly worthy content
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  442. At first I learned about engine balance, and now I'm learning about life balance. Internal combustion really is the solution to everything.
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  443. Man I love this channel. Every time he puts a video I gotta watch it they're so informative.
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  444. Every day is a school day!!! He said he learned more in Mahle working in his project than in his life learning about engines... Well, I learned more in those 40 minutes than anywhere else about launching a product and other stuff than I never thought... I love this project and I'll have my eye on it.
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  445. First 16 seconds has been like "Damn my english level is really becoming good, i understand it like italian" 😳
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  446. I've been working on cars most of my adult life, and I learned something today. Thank you, very well explained!
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  447. Me: I'm a mechanic already why am I watching this Also me: LOVES WHAT HE WATCHED
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  448. Most 4age videos : drives past at 10 mph d4a : FLIES PAST AT SPEED LIMIT!
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  449. Dude, amazing series. If you could do one about differentials and awd systems in general comparing them that would be awsome. Anyway, keep the top content rolling!
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  450. Planning to buy my first motorcycle this year, at 35, soon 36. Life long childhood dream might finally come true!
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  451. Yet another fascinating & extremely well presented video. Even for a career mechanic like myself you provide a commendable level of description. It must also be said, a highly professional level of video editing must take a considerable amount of time to produce. Well done indeed.
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  452. Simply the best channel on Youtube for engine mechanics.
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  453. Apart from your engineering abilities, I think that black cat on the engine made a difference. They're great mechanics. I always have mine around when I'm working on my bike, and nothing has gone wrong yet.
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  454. I’ve been trying to comprehend piston speed since your first video on it, but never could figure it out (not for lack of good description from you). However this video made it all just click. Thank you so much. Just shows sometimes it take many different ways of explaining something for different people to understand
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  455. 555 for the classic cigarette livery on the rally cars ;)
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  456. Know how it works and whats inside; clicked anyway, cause D4A. Reassuring that nothing has changed.🙂 Keep it up, I'm stoked for every new video.
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  457. If you slow down the video of the engine running, you can hear on each stroke "MO POWA BBY"
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  458. Nice job on explaining a very complex engine. I'm an old motor mechanic, I'd heard of the glossed over fact that the Honda V5 used the extra cylinder to balance the other cylinders, but hearing the engineering behind it certainly makes your head spin 🙂👍
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  459. You've become one of the few channels that is an instant click and and instant like from me. Appreciate you. Great video as always.
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  460. "more fuel efficient than cars inspired by bricks" ROFLMAO! Happy D4A Sunday from California, all! Another fantastic video, packed with great advice and useful tips.
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  461. Really needed someone to explain it in this way ❤👌
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  462. Great idea to do a real world test with a budget turbo before settling on a bigger brand turbo, very smart and financially savvy.
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  463. I am a product developer and I allways try to explain: if you do only cad design thats not enough. you should make digital prototypes, up to the last bolt and nut. the problems ending in the 'we will resolve them by fly' category are allways fatal and drop back the projects with days, weeeks or months. However the stuff you have in hand is a good start! Don't give up, I am glad to see that little engine realised! And onshape is realy good, maybe the only free cad softver what is not a pain to use and not limits you to ridiculous numbers of assemblies/projects
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  464. As usual your videos are great. I'm a mechanical engineer but since I'm from Italy this videos helps me to learn A LOT of technical words about engineering. Your videos are clear even for a beginner like me 🤣 Thanks for sharing your time with us and create these masterpieces!
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  465. I got my license and first bike at 46!! I'm now 50. I wish I had done it sooner. I love every second I spend on the bike. I've taken 2 courses, and spend a lot of time in parking lots trying to improve my skills, practicing u-turns, figure 8's, collision avoidance and emergency braking. I'm a competent and confident rider, but I feel like every time I get on the bike is an opportunity to learn, seeking that perfect launch, the perfect shift, the perfect line. At this age, I don't feel like I need to go at ridiculous speeds to master finding the perfect line around a corner. It's incredibly fun to learn the capabilities and limits of the bike. With age there comes a certain amount of self preservation that you don't necessarily have when you are younger.
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  466. EXCELLENT choice for a first or second bike! Congratulations!! Gorgeous scenery in this video. Very enjoyable addition to your usual content. I'm glad you got a break from the city and your usual work to go camping.
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  467. A huge thanks for doing this series 🙏
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  468. End of an awesome era in motorsport and industry Great video and fitting tribute
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  469. Now, that I have noticed the "BIH" on your number plate, I respect your english a lot more lol
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  470. Definitely want to see those can’t wait 👍🏻 18:50
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  471. Dude, your delivery is what keeps me here. Analytical and personal. You love ur stuff. As long as there is mechanical and engeneering magic nobody will complain. Ppl who enjoy your content should not be idiots, or else they'd be watching donut media religiously instead of ur videos. I want to beliebe ur audience is smart, and smart ppl enjoy a rational seed and a complex opinion on topics. Long story short: chill and do content, as long as you keep up the personal touch, rationality and god knows what else, u'll have your real audience.
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  472. Dude, you don't cease to impress me with your videos, if you are not giving a absolute incredible and detailed lecture on mechanics, your are giving the the most amazing pieces of advice I have seen! I'm a newbie rider as well, currently on my 26 years, I bought my first bike last month! A Honda CB 400 twin from 1981. I have to say, this and your last video were you talked about your Yamaha, really spoke to me, a lot! And as a loyal viewer, I want to thank you so much for the incredible content you are putting out! Ps: Sorry for the poor english and cheers from Brazil!
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  473. "Vacate the shitbox, fool! " had my laughing so hard I was choking! The integration and customization of all that technology is simply mind-boggling! Amazing that you can connect all this analog systems from an 80s car into this tech dash. Really great presentation, D4A!
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  474. looked like you were really going at it, there was some scary moment when u went a little bit tail happy on the c turn. glad u were having fun, glad the car coming together and performed really well.
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  475. Great presentation! Clear, orderly, logical -- no extraneous material. Loved it.
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  476. DAMN your production values are through the roof!
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  477. I've been watching your videos for well over a year now, and this is definitely my favorite one. It covers something that should be so important to all of us! I am 36, have owned over 20 cars, all of them have been used, not all of them ran when I bought them, but I've fixed and driven all but one, to date. I am not a professional mechanic, but I love cars, pretty much everything about them. New cars are becoming increasingly less appealing to me, while the performance and experience of new cars are so much better than it ever has been, I want to be able to fix them when they break down, and it's becoming so hard to do with new cars, in a home garage. I am basically at a point where I'd like to start swapping electric motors into my 90s cars because I want to help fight climate change, I love the cool parts of newer cars (performance, comfort, safety, efficiency, features), except I abhor late-stage capitalism, planned obsolescence, and massive multinational corporations that are turning the globe into a neo-feudalist hellscape. It's ridiculous that the only type of sustainability that is being regulated is the type that is easily marketable, and not the whole story. Keep up the good work, I really appreciate videos like this that tear apart the status quo and make us question what the hell society is even doing right now.
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  478. thank you for the videos. although I consider myself a life long motor head (I am 61 years old), I have learned more engineering behind the drive in your videos than I have anywhere else.
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  479. I owned three 240's between 1975 and 2008 and I can state without a doubt they were the most reliable and all round pleasant cars in my 53 years of driving.
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  480. Unbelievably relatable. It was as if you set down a Cliffes Notes of my state of mind, then and now. I have been “shopping” motorcycles all winter, I now understand the reason for it. Not only an engine guru, but a “fisher of men” as well. You’ve helped me understand my mini bike racing engines and their physics, and why I want something else now, too! I like your channel the way it is, an extension of yourself, not just another motor channel. We come here for you!
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  481. Just found your channel tonight. Watched Boost School up to date and iron block vs aluminium plus more. Absolutely hooked! Great presentation and extremely clear explanations of any topic you cover! Love it!
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  482. As a non-gear head (term used with love, I have many friends who are) I have to say I love your videos. You obviously have a very good understanding of the science and mechanics and you are able to translate that well a larger audience without dumbing things down too much. Great content, thank you for sharing with us!
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  483. "Whos going to want our classic cars?" Comes up in conversation between my friends who are in their mid 60's. This channel shows that there is still a core of enthusiasts who love their MR2 and a wider circle of followers who find it entertaining. Thanks D4A, you have helped keep more than one MR2 on the road.
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  484. You just realise how much effort he puts into trying to share info to us about engines
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  485. As always, a very in-depth explanation and yet a very accessible one! very good job and thank you!
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  486. I have been building 4age's since 1998(my second car was a aw11) and your comments are exactly on point! In a world with alot of miss information seeing a video on YouTube that correctly and honestly talks about a engine that is near and dear to my heart is very important. Well done! I may pull out my 5mg(z)e of my 76 Toyota Corona and put it in my wife's 87 Cressida (mx73) and actually sit down and build the turbo 7ag that's been sitting on the shop floor for about 3 years. Great video and good on you for it!!!! (One thing you got wrong was the 4agze rods are huge and can be boosted to around 300+ hp and be safe). But other than that absolute perfection! You get a sub for this!!!!
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  487. What a brilliant explanation of how a 2 stroke works, I started my mechanics on them then 4 stroke bike and also car / truck engines and this has to be one of the best and easiest to follow tutorials on the subject I have seen.
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  488. That MK1 MR2 is a gem!
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  489. Fantastic video! An excellent, historical whine tasting event. I also really liked how you interspersed the AEM ads into it - it kept the flow of the video very smooth. Thank you for all of your work, it's greatly appreciated!
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  490. I’m about to buy my first aftermarket ecu and make my first steps into tuning and this video was very usefull and and makes me confident I can do this. Thanks!
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  491. The explanations have become exceptional here, frankly the best I've seen anywhere for a lot of topics. The demonstration of sound for the Voodoo headers was especially great for me. I understood the concept immediately, but actually hearing the difference was still shocking enough to make me smile with the surprise of it all.
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  492. Thanks a lot, man! You are unbelievably good at explaining complex engineering topics. Please know that we really really appreciate your channel, your videos and everything that you do for us. Wish you all the best for the future!
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  493. Man you're da business! I've owned 4 Mk1s back in the 80's and early 90's, most new or nearly new. They were my commute cars and i clocked up around 240,000 miles in them in total. The AW11 made going to work a pleasure and coming home even more fun on my 90-mile daily commute. Back then it just owned the country roads I drove on. I think the AW11 is probably the most underrated fun car ever made. If it had had a Ferrari badge on it and had been their entry level model you'd be looking at $30k rather than $3k for one of these today. Your review is superb because it is very informative, you cover every relevant area and deliver all that info with irreverent humour. You explained why none of the cars that I test drove 5 years back (when they really were cheap as chips!) never felt as good to drive as I remembered from back in the day. I'm on the the hunt for one to work on as of right now. Thank you!
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  494. Well done sir💯👍🏼👌🏼, there are a lot of misconceptions out there.....thank you for the clarity, effort, & research that you put into these videos!!! Next video... correlation between O2 sensors and air meters to effectively correct air fuel mixture??🤞🏼🙏🏼
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  495. I find this channel so endearing, it feels so honest and humble. You can tell this is just the channel of a guy, it reminds me of the simpler times of youtube, without that big PR layer on top of everything. It surprised me that this channel has almost 1 milion subscribers, it feels like a 100k, and I say it as a good thing since it feels so close and friendly
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  496. I’m so glad I found this channel
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  497. Dude, this video is incredible. The knowledge, information, and detail is on another level compared to most YouTubers who just go over the basic info and say "So yeah because of these specs they're a great engine" lol. Please keep doing these videos with as many cool engines as possible. I really, really look forward to your videos! You're doing a great job, man, so keep it up! I hope your channel continues to grow because you definitely deserve it. Have a great day man just wanted to send some praise and a thank you your way!
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  498. I love how excited you were scrolling through all the data on the website, great video!
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  499. The fact you did this in perfect English which isn’t your first language is just amazing !!!
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  500. Absolutely brilliant. There's no other channels so dedicated to explaining the science behind combustion engines than D4A.
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  501. That's amazing! I've always marveled at the engineering that goes into motorcycle engines.
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  502. It's videos like these that show you really know your stuff. Incredible work. Thank you for bringing knowledge to us!
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  503. I’ve always dreamed of turbocharging a 4AFE. Really looking forward to this series!!
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  504. I've learned more in 10 minutes with you than i have with many hours with others. liked and subscribed.
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  505. How does this guy doesn't have a mil subs yet?! Critical infos explained in a really easygoing way, great video man. Subbed 👍
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  506. This was a good and interresting video. Nothing make a sunday better than learn more about our cars. Thank you for the video.
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  507. Non of my relatives are into machines, but ever since I was young, I had been amazed and mesmerized on ICE. Although I did not understand anything at that very young age, I find it amazing how these parts of metal are in harmony with each other, and that each part has its key function and element that contributes to one cause. I had only found your channel just recently, and I simply adore your knowledge and time you put into your videos. That video you made about brakes where you made a follow up is a solid testament to your pursue on educating strangers in the internet. This video by far struck me in the emotional side. Please, please, continue what you have started with. Coming from your words on this video, most of us consider standing on your shoulder for the knowledge you offer to us.
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  508. I'm 56. This is the first time I have understood this difference. Thanks!
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  509. Make sure to measure the roundness after the honing with and without the makeshift torque plate. It’d be interesting to see what’s the difference.
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  510. That was even more interesting than I thought it was going to be! And extremely well explained, as always. Thank you for making these videos!
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  511. Awesome video!
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  512. It sounds so good! And congrats on the channel growth! You’ve come a long way and I’m excited to see what you do in the future.
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  513. Dude you are truly car enthusiasts. I can tell by how you talking about it. It is pleasure to watch you. Regards.
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  514. Brilliant video mate and love your humour. I started riding at 16 and rode 'til I was 26, big gap then (marriage, kids and so forth) and restarted when I was around mid 60s and still loving it at 80. Too old? Never! :-)
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  515. I love your non-mechanical videos just as much as the engine stuff. Turns out your philosophical ramblings appeal to me in extreme. Thank you
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  516. Great video as always: clear, focused..Spot on!!!
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  517. As a self-proclaimed 2ZZ legend with the most powerful N/A 2ZZ in the world, this was a great video and very well executed 👏
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  518. Great video as always! I feel like I have a good understanding of single and twin turbos but sequential and especially compound turbos, I did not understand as well. I always thought the smaller turbo in a compound set-up fed the larger turbo. I did not realize that a smaller turbo can still increase boost from a larger turbo feeding it. Thanks again for the video!
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  519. I've been a AW11 owner and enthusiast for 25 years, I still own the same one I bought back in April 1995. I had 5 3/4 AW11's at one time, unfortunately I only have 2 left. I love them, they are a true drivers car.
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  520. I just love your expressions. you actually really glow up/ geek out over it. it's fascinating
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  521. I remember seeing articles about the Maserati 6-valve head as a kid in the eighties, and nothing ever since. It's great to have closure on the subject.
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  522. Another grand slam from D4A! Tons of information, all clearly and humorously explained. Best automotive engineering, history & technology channel on YouTube!
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  523. my man best day ever. don,t stop. you are great ,my favorite engine HEAD
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  524. Great video. Our family has switched to EVs (two of them), but we've also added 20MW of annual solar generation to our roof. One trend I don't like here in the US is that everyone wants larger and less efficient vehicles, which is bad no matter how you fuel them. I try to bike or ride an electric scooter when I can, but I suspect that very few people are willing to change their lifestyle.
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  525. I have struggled explaining 2 stroke and 4 stroke operation to my grandson. Fair enough, he is only 9 and seeing this complete video it was a delight to see his mouth open as he now understood it. Is he a bit young to expose him to this I don't think so, as a farmers son I was surrounded by engines in different states of repair. Thank you very much.
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  526. The sense of pride you must have driving that car is well deserved. To build something so special with your own brain and hands is not something that many can achieve. Well done bro
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  527. I really enjoyed your enthusiastic explanation, humor with your “Accent” on accuracy. As a retired ASE Master Tech who worked on factory turbo charged cars in 1980, then Grand National in 85, I used your information to reinforce my knowledge. Liked & subscribed!
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  528. Makes a propah good noise this
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  529. Dude you are amazing ! Tons of useful information in an interesting and fun way. " Vehicle modification is the biggest financial mistake you can make " This sentence is sooooo freaken true on so many levels ! 😅😅 Keep on doing what you do 🤘
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  530. This is one of those channels that any and everyone who's into modifying cars should be subbed to. I feel like everything explained is so easy to understand and follow it makes me make better choices in my own setup.
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  531. The camera angle is really cool, great ride in beautiful place. And Zastava's story and shots are amazing. Basically everything in this video is perfect. Thanks for your vids and Merry Christmas D4A!
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  532. I already knew about nitromethane, but stayed regardless for the entire thing just because your way of presenting is very entertaining
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  533. As a longtime mechanic, I would have to say that this is the best presented explanation as to why a bov is needed in a turbo circuit! Well done
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  534. Always fun to discover a golden nugget like this channel. Your ingenuity and patience are truly impressive. Your explanations, clear and concise. Thank you.
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  535. damn man, I feel so wholesome after watching this video. All my distorted knowledge for engines just got converged into a better understanding and ability to connect to all concepts. thank you so much bro! You're an excellent teacher
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  536. Annoying, how many people are picking on him for speaking quietly. Im glad that for once a YouTuber isnt deleting my eardrums when I watch their content. Id rather have to turn up my volume than turn it down....
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  537. I could not agree more. It's remarquable how you put it in words in 23 minutes. May you help a few (a lot) of narrow minds to open up. Biiiig fan! Keep up the formidable work.
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  538. I love every bit of this video and how it seeks to address the existential issues we are grappling with. Kudos and weldone.
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  539. This was a brilliant piece of work! Just the time spent on the CAD animations must have immense. Thank you, I really enjoyed it.
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  540. Thank you for your videos. They bring us so much knowledge and fun. I wish I could contribute to this more than that amount but I’m merely a student with a side job. Nonetheless I hope this still helps you in the great scheme of things. Thank you for your efforts :) Greetings from Germany
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  541. I owned a 1990 Maserati 430 S sedan with one of the final iterations of their V6 now at 2.8L I was very well versed in all things Maserati but never knew of a 6 valve head being developed. Great video thanks for the info 👍
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  542. Extremely surprised you thought it'd work on the first attempt. Also surprised of how good an attempt it was. And surprised yet again at how discouraged you seemed.
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  543. you can observe what short rods can do to a cylinderwalls in peugeot 2.0 xu10 family of engines. Early ones had a rods that were 152mm in lenght and it is very unlikely to find early block with cylinder bores in spec, but when they introduced revised version with 158mm rods cylinder bore wear wasn't as big of an issue anymore
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  544. Your videos are simply outstanding! You do a terrific job explaining things clearly and making them easy to understand. My 16 year old son and I have learned so much from your channel. Keep up the great work and know that your effort is really appreciated!
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  545. Not really within the scope of the video I know, but let's not forget the massive fuel savings you can get from: - living closer to work - ride-sharing - walking or cycling - using public transport :)
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  546. This video got me really excited !
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  547. Amazing explaination. Clean, organized, methodical. You could be great teacher, such a talent. Can't wait for more of such content. Cheers
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  548. I caught the quote... Hahah! Thanks man. Nice work! Someday you'll get the troll who picks a fight with you about how you folded your sandpaper. When he arrives, you can tell him to FOAD, too. :P
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  549. Well, that was the most informative explanation of the pros & cons of the diesel vs petrol debate I have seen. Thank you so much :)
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  550. Perks of never sleeping include being up when your new videos come out.
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  551. Nobody: Buick: let’s defy physics
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  552. I'm so glad I subscribed to your channel. In the United States, auto shop has been completely removed from our high schools. That is a shame. It could benefit so many young people. That being said... I believe you would make a GREAT teacher! Please present more videos like this one. 👍
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  553. The P.T. Cruiser part made me crap my shorts 😂
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  554. I do really like and actually laughed at the jokes in this video 😂🤣! Keep up the good work and thank you for all the information and knowledge you give to us. 🙏
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  555. This might be my favorite video of yours yet. As an American, if never really understood why diesels were so popular in Europe; this is the first time it's made sense! As for BEV adoption, i too hope that upcoming regulations are beneficial for our environment, but I fear that they'll be manipulated by the needs of mining companies and car manufacturers looking to make a buck.
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  556. I just now realized I never subscribed to this channel. I've been watching for years, the videos always just appeared in my youtube front page and I didn't think anything of it. It is now corrected
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  557. Petrolhead here. I had one of these for 4 years. I agree, undoubtedly the best daily to drive around town and get the kids to school safely with a full "tank" everyday when you can charge home, plus very limited maintenance. Now the biggest problem is that the acceleration is the only party trick, you need something else for the weekends. Personally chose an MX5, which is slower, less practical, less safe, more expensive to run (and insure in my area, an MX5 yup!) but it brings the smiles the Tesla is missing. Thanks for all your great content!
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  558. Headline: Respected Youtuber checks himself into psych ward after renting EV. Kept repeating "no buttons".
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  559. This channel is super underrated!!!
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  560. I have an above average understanding of engine dynamics, but every time I watch one of your videos, I learn some nuance that I didn't understand before. Congratulations on the very good videos you produce. Keep up the good work! I hope others appreciate your expertise.
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  561. By far the best channel to learn how vehicles work, keep up the amazing work!
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  562. i liked a lot the unscripted video, makes you more human than only scripted imo can´t wait to see the build move foward!
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  563. Another excellent video packed with great information, clearly explained and easy to understand. Thank you, D4A! You definitely have the best automotive engineering & mechanics channel anywhere!
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  564. Without a doubt one of the greatest videos on YouTube. I have a 1984 Yamaha Virago that I restored to like-new and back in those days, the top of the front forks have an air tube with a fill valve. I have yet to meet anyone who knew anything about it since most never used it. Once mine was fully restored (4 small, hard-to-find o-rings being the typical culprit) I experimented with different amounts of air pressure. The service manual has little guidance but with as little as 5psi in the void, the ride difference was substantial. Today, when I ride it, I not only check engine oil, tire pressure, etc., I also make sure there is air in the front forks. Now that I know about the effects of cavitation, I’m even more cognizant of the need to keep these forks filled with air. Thanks for the incredible learning experience!!
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  565. Finally, a reasoned video showing the value of one type of muffler over another. WELL DONE!
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  566. Hell... It's about time! I totally understand wanting to take your own path and explore a build that hasn't been done before. Really looking forward to this. Exactly the kind of build series I love. Boost School sounds amazing. Well on your way to 100K subs man. Knew you could get there and I'm super impressed and proud!
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  567. Thank you so much for this one! Being 50yrs today and having lived in Sweden all my life, I remember those cars very well. Some say, it is the car that built Sweden. Thanks again, sincerely, Alicia from Sweden.
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  568. I love how D4A is just a huge car/engine engineering nerd
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  569. This is one of the most brilliant and significant videos I've seen anyone produce. Even though most will ignore the message, it still needed to be said and heard.
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  570. This is the best video explaining exactly what is going on in our world today. Politicians can yap and grandstand all they want but in the end it is not rational or constructive thinking. The same goes for environmental protection warriors and associations, no amount of media, protesting, or green hair dye will change the outcome. The problem is as it has been since the beginning of society, the problem is the human being. Humans are consumers, and the Earth is it's consumable.
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  571. best video I have seen about this topic
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  572. You just got this series by the " BALLs" very useful very informative great humor and enthusiasm ...I have a mind_gasm watching this series !
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  573. Yay! Merry Christmas D4A, it's been a pleasure to be on this journey with you.
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  574. I'm not sure why I watched this all the way through. I don't even have an AW11.
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  575. You cannot beat an NA L series hands down! 👍 I spent a long time thinking if I wanted to keep an L series in my 240Z about a decade ago. I’m glad I stuck with an L28 and stroked it with an LD28 crank when they cost $150NZD. Thanks for featuring some of my channel (around the 25 minutes mark). Much appreciated! 👍
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  576. More people should give this engine some serious love here in the states. This engine (fitted in a MR2) is what turned me from a v8's ONLY mindset to a true car enthusiast!!! In stock form it was EXTREMELY entertaining! Respect and thank you for bringing info to the people!
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  577. Cannot believe that this is free content. This is probably the best comparison of four stroke to two stroke engine ever made
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  578. Finally someone who actually goes for avrage tools instead of the "Just go and rent some special tools from your favorite local special tools renter" xD Thanks for the video.
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  579. This video is a real gem. A huge congratulations and thank you for all these explanations, this channel is really underrated and should have many more subscribers given the quality of the information it provides. Congratulations once again for this excellent video.
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  580. I watched some of your vids from 3 years ago, you have come a long way. I like watching people hone their skills and become successful. You are truly a talented, smart and articulate young man. You work very hard at what you do and it shows. Keep up the good work and thank you for being you.
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  581. This is one part of the project your wife will appreciate!
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  582. Cast "I-run" lol!!! Love ya buddy. Us yanks pronounce it "I-earn"... Excellent material as always!
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  583. Super exciting to see this engine build finally coming together! Can't wait for the first test drive video!! Awesome work, D4A! Love your content.
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  584. Can’t imagine how happy I’am to see you enjoying so much effort finally paying off. Seriously this kind of very uncommon project is what I like the most. All the glitches you didn’t experienced is because of your hard work and experience, please enjoy now ! Congratulations !
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  585. That was a wheely interesting and educational video!
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  586. I'm so glad YouTube recommended this to me. Your enthusiasm for cars is contagious
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  587. I barely comment on videos but here I’m compelled to express how amazing this explanation is. Unbelievably detailed and yet understandable. Can’t wait until my kid is old enough to watch this and more of your videos 👍🏾
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  588. The best 2 stroke video I've ever seen. I was a powersports dealer selling & working on 2 stroke snowmobiles for a decade and I learned more in the last 10 minutes than I did in 10 years working on them. Thank you!
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  589. this gotta go everywhere, that's so cool ah, classic copper plate, always to the rescue
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  590. Just did this a couple days ago in my 87. Awesome results!!! No longer scarey to drive on the freeway. Thanks for the tutorial.
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  591. Wow!!! The way that you differentiate between friction of various materials--and wet vs dry--was fantastic! And your illustrations were excellently suited to the topic at hand while keeping things interesting and fun to watch! Well done, Sir! I'm looking forward to learning more about tires in the future--high vs low profile, soft vs hard compound, wide vs narrow, summer vs winter, etc. Keep up the great work!
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  592. Once again, I learned. And yes, haircut looks good. ;)
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  593. Crazy how a concept that has eluded me for years was explained so easily in the span of about 16 minutes. Ive been wanting to get into this type of mods and you’ve helped me immensely, thank you.
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  594. You make the most technical aspects sound layman friendly. I enjoy the inner-workings of cars more than just how pretty they are on the outside. Thanks to your content, I can understand how things inside cars work without having to study complex theories. Very intuitive! Tell us more!
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  595. NGL I was not expecting at all that naughty joke! Made me LOL out loud! Keep being my favorite youtuber!
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  596. Respect for this guy. His explanations about mechanics are always precise, entertaining and easy to understand. Best YT in its class.
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  597. 555 it's a play word by Subaru. It means 2 thing, 1. is team rally that used cigarette livery on WRC back in the day 2. 5 in japanese is "go" so 555 in japanese can read as "go go go", basically you cheering & support Subaru.
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  598. I'm an automotive engineering student and I didn't even know anything about oil clearance thanks for all the educational content. Your channel is awesome m8 :)
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  599. I learn a lot of new stuff every time I watch your videos. Thanks for the time and effort!
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  600. I'm in a totally different line of work but can't get enough of the hypnotic understandable dispensation of knowledge. Great job 👍!
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  601. Torque is how hard something is spinning. RPM is how fast something is spinning. Horsepower is just the combination of these two things to get the job done. Something spinning with a lot of torque but with very low RPM will be very slow but very hard to stop (like a tank cannon). This thing could get the job done but it will take forever, so it has low horsepower. An example would be the motor for an elevator, it's moving a lot of mass but it does it slowly. Something spinning with a high RPM but with a little torque will be very fast but very easy to stop (like a handheld fan). This thing might not even get the job done because it is so weak and easy to stop, so it has low horsepower. An example would be a desk fan, it's moving mass quickly but it's not a lot of mass, it's just air. Something spinning with a lot of torque and a high RPM will be very fast and very hard to stop. This thing gets the job done AND does it fast, so it has high horsepower. An example of this would be a sports car engine, it's moving a lot of mass really quickly. In the context of everyday driving: Whenever you shift gears you're telling your car how much torque vs RPM you want at the wheels in that moment. When you're in first gear, you're telling your car "I need you to push harder, not faster." Since it takes a lot of force to push a car from a stationary poisition, you start it off in first gear. When you're on the road and want to go faster, you shift to a higher gear, telling your car "You don't need to push as hard, just push faster". You can see how an engine with a lot of torque is more useful to a semi-truck than an engine with less torque but capable of a higher top speed.
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  602. Normally an unboxing video wouldn’t be that interesting or informative... but when it’s you and car parts, it’s definitely worth a look! It’s been a while since I saw someone give a level of detail close to what you do here. You really did the research, and read through other people’s testing and research. You discuss many aspects of the product, always with your lovely personality and humour nearby. I’ll admit, I have the negative bias towards products made in China, but you help to correct that with the age-old phrase “you get what you pay for” and with the quality assurance the company has obtained. There are some very premium / luxurious products made in China and we don’t question them despite insane price markups. You’re doing it the right way; researching the products you will use and getting that balance between cost and quality. I love your videos. Thank you!
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  603. 4:16 they have been working pretty gay
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  604. This video was fantastic! Thank you so much for taking the time to make this interesting, informative, and easy to watch! Perhaps you can make a future video about the other (non-engine) sensors used for airbag deployment, rain sensing wipers, automatic climate control, automatic headlights, and so forth. Thanks again!
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  605. I worked in the electronics department for a leading auto parts remanufacturing company for many years, specifically on the mass airflow product line. I have experience with all these types of technology and can say that this guy gives a very accurate and comprehensive explanation of each type of device. This was well done!!!
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  606. i am very familiar with all of this, but watching the way you made this video is why i love your content, not only is it entertaining, it is very informative and can be used as a tool for those who may not know. love your work man. its S tier content for sure.
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  607. Probably the best video I've seen in years. Very tight writing, just exactly the information necessary to get the point across without belaboring any point, plus great graphics. Very succinct delivery of the concepts and really fascinating!
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  608. Thank you for your quality work. With productions like this, what a time to be alive!
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  609. Seriously good job on this. You managed to turn a contentious and quite hostile topic into something constructive and informative.
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  610. "I'm 34, I'm an old man..." Oh my friend, you ain't seen nothing yet :D :D :D Great video, different but interesting to get your point of view on the 2-wheeled beasts... And great cinematography too!
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  611. I can relate to everything you've said. I began my mechanical 'fix' on trail bikes as a youth, so motorcycles and then fast cars have always been a constant companion. I agree that plonking along on my KLX dual-sport is one of the most enjoyable times I've ever had. Thanks
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  612. You just keep on surprising me with the high quality infotainment content. Can't wait for the next one in the series 👍
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  613. Congrats on 500k brother. It's long overdue and well deserved! Keep em coming!
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  614. Who-hoo!! Happy D4A Sunday, everyone! You're smarter and more interesting for having watched this video. Great job, fantastic channel, D4A!
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  615. Damn, this was a super exciting video today! I can't wait to see this engine come up life and to market. Terrific explanation as usual, D4A, and great job connecting with the CEO of Alphadan! Keep us updated on the progress of this amazing engine.
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  616. Man every time I see your videos I get real excited. Your content is amazing, it shows that you work hard on these videos. Keep up the amazing work !
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  617. So well said and well prepared. I was incredibly impressed with this video and especially your presentation and no BS attitude about it. Well done.
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  618. That shot panning up from the bike exhaust to the jet taking off was real smooth ❤ thank you for more knowledge!
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  619. First video I've watched of yours and I have to say, this is one of the best videos on youtube explaining an engineering concept. Absolutely outstanding job on this! Thank you
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  620. Huge respect for the time and effort you put into your content! Keep up the great work!
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  621. One of the most simple and best videos on VE tables and basics of EFI tuning. Great work, for beginners this is a hard topic to grasp and you made it easy to understand. Are you planning an ignition map as well by any chance?
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  622. We are happy to help 🎉 We can deliver at least 5 different decisions about anything 🎉
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  623. Thank you for this video. There's no way to put the message of this video together better than you did, and the title is perfect - This is not just a goodbye, it's a love letter 🥲
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  624. I believe this is my favorite of your presentations. I was 10 years old when my dad bought our first new automobile, a 1969 Volvo 142. I felt like an astronaut riding in that car. Why? It was the first car we had with seatbelts! He taught me to drive that car a year before I received my learner's permit...off road of course. ;-) Thank you for reviving the great memories. I think I'll peruse Hemmings and see what's on the market.
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  625. Now that's a really unique content. Just thanked Jesus I found this channel.
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  626. I thought I was pretty familiar with 4 -stroke reciprocating engines. And many of the subtleties that effect their performance parameters. Torque /HP vs RPM. Subtle changes in intake and exhaust flow vs. RPM resulting in changing Torque/HP curves. Every time I watch your channel, I learn something totally new to me. Thanks.
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  627. Another excellent video! I love the fact that I already know a decent amount about these topics, but I still always learn new things from your videos, and they are always enjoyable / entertaining! You have a gift, sir!
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  628. I love straight to the point, no BS answers, plus the enunciation of everything in different languages was beautiful…well done!!!❤️👍🏼
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  629. God this car is so cool, love the retrowave, love the engine sound, just want more of both of them, and man I am soooo ready for Project Underdog
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  630. My favorite part of Sunday mornings is hot coffee and new D4A! Best automotive channel on the interweb! Thank you so much for all your amazingly thorough and easy to understand videos!
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  631. The green washing video was one of your best videos in the past year+. If making content like that scratches the itch, you should not hesitate.
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  632. oh man I am so ready for this one, there arent enough in depth transmission teardown and lsd vids on youtube, and I bet yours will be top notch as always :)
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  633. Thank you AEM!
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  634. Dang... I know I am walking away, with a much greater understanding of engine internals, and the life cycle of steel, aluminum as well as carbon fibre. I can also say, I now have a greater understanding of possible use case scenarios for carbon fibre and forged carbon composites. Kudos to D4A for putting together such a clear, concise informational piece. I loved the video and I am now a new Subscriber along with all others who have clicked on the magic button... #d4a
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  635. Was thinking of this not even 30 minutes ago, beautiful timing
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  636. When I bought my NB MX-5 last year I had never driven one before and had been yearning for a convertible for a long time. Needless to say, when I test drove it the first time I thought: "Damn have I missed out on this my whole life" and I was sitting there with a stupid smile. Now I have to take a drive in the sunny summer weather with the top down 🔥
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  637. This is more like: when you try to make a direct drive engine inside a differential housing hehehe
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  638. And here I thought originally that a inline 2 was only in a 360 format for a 4 stroke engine. We love you sharing your vast engine knowledge with us!
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  639. I don't even speak Spanish, but I love that you are spreading your knowledge as far as you can.
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  640. Goodness GRAVY! You are unbelievably good at explaining and illustrating things. I can only imagine how much time and work you put into honing your skills and knowledge. Thank you so much for posting your videos and sharing your knowledge with the rest of us. - Jasper
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  641. Entertaining and informative as always, one of the most watchable auto channels out there 👍
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  642. Simply understanding and better learning by coming to the point. You did your "Education for Petrolheads (EfP)" homework well, Mr. D4A! Thanks a lot! 🔥🚗🔥
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  643. It's fun how this channel is including motorcycles
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  644. Not only are your statements technically accurate, your extremely precise selection of words, is utterly amazing. And I get the impression that English is not your primary language, so it's even more impressive.
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  645. Great in depth vid! Thanks for all the history of this great engine. I have a 94 Loyale with EA82 and 2 EJ25 Outbacks, love the feeling of history and continuity of these cars. All are over 180k miles and run great from hot summer to -15 degree winters. Dodging deer, tourists and boulders these keep us safe and are fun to drive every time!
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  646. this compact looks great! those M3 front bumpers make the front end look so much better. loved the video, even if you did call my car boring, haha
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  647. Awesome video. The oil pan looks really cool. This engine is gonna last forever lol.
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  648. I did NOT know any of that. I always thought forged was the way to go. Very good way of explaining this topic. Thank you for taking the time to put this together — I really benefited from it!
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  649. Your explanations are clear and precise, your English is better than 99.9% of native English speakers, and your MR2 is one sweet car. Congrats and thanks!
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  650. great video. I engineered the braking system on an FSAE car a while back and this reflects what I learned through doing that. It's worth mentioning how different caliper and master cylinder piston sizes can also have an effect on braking forces. Pressure equals force divided by area, so changing the total area of the various pistons in a given hydraulic loop will change how much hydraulic pressure and force at the caliper will result from a given pedal input force. This is also impacted by pedal ratio, brake bias, rotor diameter, etc. So you can have a car with equal-sized front and rear rotors, but bigger calipers on the front, and the car will still have an overall front-biased braking system (see the Porsche 911 as an example of this)
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  651. Very nice to see more people that enjoy in old NA cars where performance numbers are not the most important thing. There is a fun factor when u drive a car and that is what makes those cars soo special. Keep it up and looking forward to seeing more good content. Very good job.
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  652. You did exactly what I want to do at the end of your video. 2 weeks of hard work on the top end to hear a knock after start up. I had an oiling issue with my new oil pump. Sick is an understatement. Thank you for reminding me it isn't the end of the world, just a lesson. Painful one, but a lesson. Thanks for the video!
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  653. My god this channel is amazing! Can you make a video on current "Living Legend" engines that will one day be part of your Iconic engine series?
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  654. What a great informative Rotary engine video! As soon as I saw this I had to sit and absorb all of it! I’m a Rotary nerd owning a RX-2 and Just bought a RX-8 . Fun different stuff ! Thanks
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  655. Wow, the first half of the video was almost philosophical... though, I think this is an amazing video and one of the best (even if rarest) things of the internet, getting to somewhat know a stranger and his story and how he feels about it... reminds me of the old YouTube days... and you seem like a genuinely nice person, for the way you explain yourself and think and reason! Anyway, I agree that off-road bikes are one of the best feelings in the world, even if I can't afford to keep one right now, it's an alway present thought, and can be very liberating to do things just for the passion and pleasure they give you.
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  656. I'm a new powersports mechanic, 7 months into it now. This channel teaches me so much about the concepts and functions of engines, etc. I can repair and rebuild all day, but learning and understanding the theory and concepts of operation helps so damned much. Thank you for doing what ya do man!
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  657. Dude, you've got some serious balls for putting this out there, and I have to offer you my full support for it. The vast majority of people would never have admitted that they didn't account for one thing, let alone several. The majority of people wouldn't have swallowed their pride and posted a video of a failure. They wouldn't have spoken about hand-threading a shaft because you forgot to include that in your CAD model. Instead, you put out your idea, how hard it was, that you didn't consider a lot of things, humbly admitted your mistakes and tried it anyway to show all of use the level of effort it takes to come up with something new. Engineering is NOT easy. There are BAD days. There are HARD days. There are days we come home from work and wonder "Why bother?" In a world in which we are all used to having an answer RIGHT NOW, you have showed the internet what it really takes to solve problems and come up with viable solutions, and you wear your heart on your sleeve doing it. We care so much to make things happen, and that is so hard. I absolutely love how you capture this spirit in your videos. I absolutely love your channel, it's rich knowledge and the fact that you make it personal, too. I sincerely hope you get to see the day when your rotary engine fires, but even if it doesn't, I'll keep watching because you are a man who isn't afraid to show the world how much time, effort, energy, patience and passion is required to make this stuff happen.
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  658. YOU are purely astonishing !!! So many language skills. Italian rap... la pasta genovese ! Mi hai ucciso !! And incorporate Davide Cironi’s video which is a reference ! My true and honests compliments for that episode I’ve been awaiting for a while. Saluti di francia !
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  659. Day 640 of asking D4A to do video on motorcycle engines... [Car community is LUCKY to have this gem of a channel]
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  660. Happy D4A Sunday, everyone!
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  661. Well, you trapped me. I can’t not sub. I have to hear this thing..
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  662. I am a petrolhead and an EV enthusiast and I approve of this message :D Note on the annoying backseat driver stuff: as testing regimes like Euro NCAP evolve and include more of these driving assists, it's becoming impossible to make a car that scores 5 stars without it. It's annoying and distracting and things like the Lane Keep Assist (the thing that nudged you back to the center) is downright dangerous - my cheapy 2022 petrol car has it and I hate it. We can only hope that, as these technologies mature, they'll become more accurate and less intrusive.
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  663. An ordinary man of ordinary strength just launched a valve into orbit.
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  664. Bro your a legend. The OCD gods are pleased. Loving the vids!
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  665. so how much boost can it take?
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  666. 3JZ? I was like "hmm". 🤔 Then came your "regular" sponsor "AFM". I was like "Dis gon' be guud!". Then blowing away the identity of the anonymous engineer? "This is getting better". This was quite the comedy. Great job. I do hope that Toyota, at least, start to make new 2JZ engines much like Nissan is doing for the RB26.
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  667. Such an underrated channel. Amazing work, every video is absolutely didactic.
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  668. Been a rotorhead for over 15 years now and still learned a few new things here. Good stuff! Hope these quality videos keep coming
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  669. Very good to know. I have a car with a laughably small aftermarket to support it and I'm pleasantly surprised with all of the things coming from your experiences with their parts and it is making me consider some of their parts which are available and/or universal.
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  670. I really like the content. Please keep it going.
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  671. Man your channels is soo underrated, you are doing an amazing work!
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  672. Wow! I'm 51 and thought I understood 2 strokes. This video really cleared a lot of my misconceptions and replaced my ignorance with actual knowledge! Thank you!!!
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  673. I love mechanical history, this video is great. Showing how a misconception started. Explaining the reasons for it existing. And describing how the misconception is being countered by new technologies. I love this type of info. Your goal to inform is honest and it staggers me to see how much effort is put into these videos. There are a lot of youtubers out there that can talk about nothing for ten minutes and it shows in their quality. You love this field and want to share it with others. I respect and appreciate your work immensely.
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  674. Love the channel! I know you get many requests but I'm interested in seeing an explanation of wrist pin offset in pistons. Excellent content in all your videos!
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  675. I think you should have been an engineer, hahaha. Designing the world's first cross 7 engine. Just do it. It's awesome how having watched most of your videos leading up to this, I either already understand principles you're going to discuss or know what you're going to talk about before you get to the next subject. You really help people understand all these concepts and that's so amazing. Mad props. On to 1M subs!
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  676. This video is really well made, very credible. You had me all the way up to the 7 turbos 🤣
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  677. I have been enjoying the history and engineering lessons you provide on engines. It really helps me understand and appreciate them more.
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  678. I'm a huge car guy and also big into physics and I like this channel a lot because it gives me the fundemental detail I'm looking for. Love the comments the discussions and the overall community here.
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  679. This video is pure genius. I've seen so many people having no idea how to make this distinction.
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  680. another great video. if you would work at a university, I would go there just because you are there.
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  681. Sorry Youtubers out there: for me this is the only decent Winter/Christmas video in this channel. No sleigh, no bells, no reindeers, no Santa. Just fun in the snow. Thanks for this short film and the Zastava 750 bonus footage! So long, take care --- Martin/Southern Germany
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  682. Fantastic video. The best internal combustion channel on the internet imo.
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  683. I eat a ketogenic diet. I also cannot run on carbs.
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  684. Awesome video! I'm so glad you did this! Beautiful country for sure! You're a good Youtuber because you are not one-dimensional, you are a real person on this planet who might not be my neighbor, but you are my brother!!! Much love to you!
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  685. TOO 80s? there is no such thing!
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  686. Excellent video. You have covered pretty much every aspect of LS engines.
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  687. Congratulations with finishing this project! You must be very happy to finally being able to drive the car with the upgraded engine like that. It sounds awesome! 👌
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  688. Such a complicated explanation for a simple answer: ghosts
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  689. wow man, awesome video. I can imagine how much hard work goes into researching for these videos and then again even harder work to produce them with all the visuals and graphics and illustrations. Seriously your channel is much underrated.
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  690. I've been a fan for some time, I enjoyed listening to you explain things. I'm a biker as well and now I'm a bigger fan. I hope you'll have great experiences.
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  691. Another awesome video from D4A! I always learn something new from your videos. Congrats on 500k subscribers! You've earned it! You'll hit 1 million in no time if you just keep up the good work. Thank you for keeping your content efficient and to the point, without fluff, filler or excessive ads
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  692. I love when the captions correctly call engine noise (music). Having watched this video from start to end I couldn't agree more. Shockingly relatable, I need to start using the big toys I've paid for, since when did I stop needing toys!? Maybe I could share them on YouTube, maybe.
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  693. Yet another set of aspects very nicely explained. I love this channel! Thanks a lot, pal!
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  694. This is the realest video I have ever watched on YouTube. I can relate to each and every point, lol. Picking up a drug habit would probably have been less expensive, financially and emotionally. 😂😭
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  695. Wow, you've made a lot of camera angles! Great driving! ♥
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  696. Hey man, I love the intelligence you bring to your videos. Thanks for keeping a wide-angle perspective on things...it's easy for people to turn "binary-ish" on any issue or debate and I like the perspective you bring. So, thanks!
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  697. No matter how many times a gearhead rebuilds an engine, that laugh that you did when it fired first, is always the reaction. It never gets old, and it made my day. Great project!
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  698. You are amazingly well-spoken. Knowing your subject is obvious, but you also have a great presentation, tempo, and inflection. Exciting stuff with Alfadan, too.
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  699. (OO=[ ][ ]=OO) my first true love.
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  700. Cant wait to say that I've been here since 30 k when he's at 500k.
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  701. I think this is the most thorough wankel history video I've seen. Awesome work, very informative and enjoyable.
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  702. This channel is such high quality and entertainment!
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  703. As always, Another Excellent video that blows my mind, and boosts my understanding of Automotive history and technology. This video is not lagging in information.
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  704. I love this. I don't care that it failed to run, I'd really like to see more attempts after the necessary improvements. Maybe put it aside until a spark of inspiration allows you to solve the issues and continue on with it. 10/10 for effort.
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  705. Up there with one of the best channels on YouTube, automotive or not.
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  706.  @d4a  that would be sick. You've earned my sub.
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  707. I highly appreciate your effort in all those videos and that you smack so many informations that are pretty much well digestable inside em. Thats the stuff YT and the world needs (or at least i need it lol) keep em coming. I'm staying here... this stuff is pure gold <3 thx!
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  708. You have no idea how much I thank you and appreciate you for this video. It is extremely detailed from start to finish, and I don't think you left a point untouched. Also, I prefer these long and comprehensive videos over this silly trend of shorts and reels. It was very useful.
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  709. Brilliant video. There is nowhere else where I could have learnt all this in under 20 minutes. Perfect, thank you.
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  710. That was awesome to watch, I'm disappointed it was so short, please sir can I have some more?
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  711. New Forza looks alright, I guess. They could work a bit on the snow textures though
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  712. Awesome video D4A! I assumed sleeving was required on open deck engines but you make a good point about ECU tuning. 20 years ago, most tuning was done using "piggy-back" ECU's or rising rate FPRs which had zero knock control. I remember tuning my JR supercharged Miata and the instructions were to advance timing until there was audible detonation and then pull back 2 degrees. On hot days I could still hear it ping once in a while which was absolutely nerve racking. Again, awesome video and I love the editing :D
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  713. m8 I want you to know, your videos are just spectacular. I fell into the car culture rabbit hole only about a year ago, but I've become practically consumed by it since. I'm considering formal training to pursue the interest but in the meantime, your videos have been the greatest source of comprehensive and well-explained information I've found on the subject to date. Anyway, thank you for the work you put into these vids! It's a privilege to be subscribed to the channel <3
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  714. I knew almost none of this. Phenomenal video. I was genuinely riveted.
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  715. Hell yea brother, this is so inspiring. I sold my AW11 about a year and a half ago and regretted it ever since. I think this is the push I need to buy another one
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  716. Definitely not a boring video! Another production to help gauge your automotive knowledge, and thrust you to the next level of engine building. And for those leaving thumbs down, we know what you use your micrometers to measure.
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  717. Didn't know much about cars. But well!!! That was one hell of an amazing 26 minutes of my life!!!
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  718. Dude I remember seeing your poly bushings video a couple years back. These videos are absolutely stellar, showing your energy and knowledge in entertaining format. I'd like to hear your knowledge on in-line 6 or slant 6 engines, but there's plenty of 4 bangers still to check I'm sure. Keep it up.
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  719. Your videos keep oozing with Infos....keep it up bro!!!!
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  720. I'm only a minute and 44 seconds into this video and I have already seen 3 examples of D4A's legendary ability to explain complex engine concepts and features for any layman to understand. Bravo. I've subed to this channel nearly 5 years ago and the consistency and increasing quality of your videos always astounds me. I truly hope this channel never dies.
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  721. Fantastically clear and articulate explanations of these phenomena. It's a joy to watch a video that doesn't require figuring out the intended meaning in real time, even if that might be an excellent brain exercise, likely quite useful for fending off dementia! Thank yo so much for this fine work.
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  722. Hell yeah! I was aware of these different styles of crankshafts but to see the manufacturing take place was super cool! I love to see how the oil flows through the engine and it would be super cool to see more diagrams or illustrations showing the oiling system at work. Keep up the great videos and I cant thank you enough for the free content and I sincerely appreciate You taking time to inform the masses! Stay strong and healthy. Oh yeah don't forget to burn some rubber!!!
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  723. I build cars for a living and I still love watching and learning from your videos. I may not learn a ton from each video, but typically you mention at least one thing I didn't know before watching the video.
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  724. I subscribed solely because of how in depth you went with the diagrams and information on the mechanics of the materials and such. I am not a car guy by ANY means but if your channel has more information rich videos like this, I'm in.
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  725. No, the DJ remix was ABSOULTELY necessary. Essential even.
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  726. Sounds like you've been Riding 4 Answers, and have found some on the way :)
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  727. Another outstanding video, D4A! You never fail to make difficult topics easy to understand and interesting and fun to learn about! I hope I can buy you a beer some day.
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  728. Your sense of humor is the best! next please 2.5tdi vw v6 engine ;)
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  729. Great video! The compressor map explanation has cleared up the last gap in my knowledge of turbos!
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  730. What a brilliant explanation of a complex motion
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  731. Before I get to the explanation on how the geared CVT actually works, my guess is tapered gears on spring loaded shafts. Edit: I couldn't have been more wrong. Very intriguing concept that made me think of a geared ratchet.
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  732. The seats are comfortable?! They are NOT just comfortable! They are so damn comfortable, modern car buyers wouldn't believe! They are comfortable enough, to be dangerous! Seriously! In my Celica (mk4 has thesame seats) I'm so snug like a bug in a rug, that it's dangerous to drive it when I'm tyred... XD At least the engine sound keeps me save... ;)
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  733. Impressive. I've read a bit on offset engines, but your explanations are much more complete. Thanks a lot for this. I missed how big the offset can be and when the cons are greather than the pros depending on it.
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  734. Least I forget ! You do an absolutely fantastic job explaining the technical aspects and at the same time entertaining ! 👍👍
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  735. You made a video about the Celica (or rather it's turbo) without saying it's name once I'm impressed 😂
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  736. Excellent description with crisp, clear graphics made this complex subject easy to visualize and understand - THANK YOU!!
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  737. I love the r1, I know they’ve been using the crossplane, but theres a lot of information i didnt know here, such a good video
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  738. Watching you lose your mind over the UI was the best part of this video :D The achievements idea is genius though! Oh and try driving one of these through the chaos of a Southeast Asian city with motorcycles appearing out of nowhere and freaking out the system :D On the bright side, more and more manufacturers are finally getting the message and going back to buttons and knobs in newer models. Whether Tesla will actually ever do that... And your last part about division... that just resonates so hard :( Irrational hatred is such a drag on our society...
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  739. 7:23 had me laughing so hard. That short radius looked more like a g spot.😂😂😂😂😂
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  740. Reading the description was more than enough to convince me that this video is going to be well worth seeing! The collaboration of the two companies you mentioned established beyond doubt that the engine designer and his innovative engine are respected and credible! With all the talk of electric motors taking over the automotive, marine and aeronautical industries, to see innovation in a fuel burning engine is great news, particularly when the innovation offers less mass, less weight and less complexity whilst giving more power output!
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  741. "Du fragst zu viel mein Freund!" 🤣 I laughed so hard. Thanks for that gem. Love when you speak german
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  742. Just bought my first Diesel truck and didn't know the difference between Petrol and Diesel engines. Your video really gave me the understanding I needed to appreciate the choice I made. Thank you for this very informative and excellent video.
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  743. Incredible video. I know nothing about ICE’s, other than their general theoretical function, but I accidentally stumbled upon one of your videos some months back (🤔 Scotch yoke engine!), and I’ve been hooked. Your explanation and analysis is thorough, concise, well-explained and totally fascinating. Just a winner of a channel. Outstanding work, thank you. This motor… could it be deployed in a motorcycle…😳 …maybe a diesel bike
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  744. This was an outstandingly well produced and extremely informative yet entertaining video, thank you very much for making it.👍
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  745. Learning at its best! 👌🏻
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  746. That was THE best comparison on the different engine configurations I've ever seen on youtube - you did a great job AND it was fun to learn !!
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  747. I'll gladly take a break from wrenching on my SV650 to watch a new video from you. 😎
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  748. Honda's engineering is very underrated imo. They are like the Seiko of the car world. Thank you for the cool video, glad to see you working hard to bring quality content!
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  749. Good video, thanks for showing the differences. Billzilla.
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  750. Once again, you've thoroughly explained the subject with magnificent clarity. I'm constantly blown away by the quality of your videos.
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  751. This is one of the best explanations of how BOV's work that i've seen. Excellent work!
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  752. Lmfao you clean the tables like me
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  753. I've been a subscriber for a while now. Your videos lately have been top notch! This channel will continue growing fast if you just keep up the good work.
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  754. Great vid! I 100% agree that big brakes do not mean better stopping. However, I will say that in my specific case they were better. I recently put a big brake kit on my toyota corrolla. I can say, with testing, they do their job better. This vehicle is a track car and while the brakes stopped just fine with performance brake pads, it was a squishy pedal and hard to feel lockups. Not because the brakes were too small, but because the calipers had flex. Through extensive tesing and diagnosis, the caliper flex was the issue. Lots of Bleeding the brakes, replacement master cylinder, caliper rebuilding, still did not reduce the feeling. Then I noticed the calipers had just a bit of flex, less than a milimeter, when brakes were applied. Willwood front 4 piston brakes, BOOM, pedal feels like a normal car. However, they are bigger and now have a differnt piston to master cyl ratio, so I hope I wont be locking up the fronts... Anyways, story over, I'll be testing them at auto X this weekend.
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  755. Car and tech news presented by you is an enjoyable experience! You deliver great quality productions, with relevant footage (unlike most big youtube channels) and you go into the detail. No doubt because you're passionate about that too. One of the reasons why Boost School is enjoyable to me is that you're as passionate and interested in the teaching as you are in the subject. Now... How do we get you one of those printers? ;) Also wanted to show a little love for your little MR2. Barely functional and bargain basement, but so much fun and arguably more fulfilling because of the effort you put in and the connection formed with it. <3
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  756. This video isn't what i've searched for, i just opened YouTube and it was here, and since i was very confused on how they acted, i clicked it. Thanks for the explanation~
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  757. Feels weird having this level of production quality, great progress mate
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  758. Thanks for all your phenomenal car content. I very much appreciate you using your platform to bring attention to the REAL issue
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  759. All the hand gestures, that accent, and, worst of all, the HAIR! I can't handle it! I need my mom to bring me a soy drink. I'll text her from the basement. Other than that, great presentation and informative as always. 😊
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  760. Wow! I am highly impressed with this video. I'm a former ase certified mechanic with an auto technician degree, so I'm very familiar with a four stroke engine. After watching this video, I now understand a two stroke engine so much better than I ever did before. This would be a great video for an auto technician instructor to show his students on the first day of engines class. I think it would jump start their understanding of how an engine works.
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  761. Ja jos ne vjerujem da u Sarajevu ima ovako kvalitetan kanal. Svaka čast
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  762. Dude the level of quality of information and at the same time engaging funny bits is out of this world. This is how presentations should look.
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  763. Love how it doesn’t matter how small they are they sound like the bigger versions
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  764. Thank you sooo much for making a video in response to my comment.This question has been in my mind for years and now I got an answer from one of my favourite YouTubers.Your channel is brilliant and deserves more views,keep going, great work!
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  765. I look forward to the rotary engine explanation since I'm sure you will cover it. I learned a lot today, thanks D4A
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  766. Congrats on the first successful fire up of the carb 4AGE. Looks like God of 4AGE was with you today. Sadly missed the live stream because i need to go to work the next day and was dead tired from the work the day before. Now we know the engine is good to go. So you will be working on the gearbox and the rest of the running gears and the suspension. I still hoping i can get the AE86 if i ever find one be it wrecked or totaled or a pile of rust bucket and restore it to its former glory. If not I will get the newer GT86 or BRZ and turn it into the Tofu delivery car that i always wanted. Maybe if i ever have the funds, the crazy side of me will try to fit a 4AGE 20V or the 7AGE 20V hybrid into the GT86 because why not. cheers mate fist bump
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  767. "Turbos in toasters", I just laughed and laughed at that line. I've secretly always wanted to put a turbo on a lawnmower engine. I need help... But I think I'm in good company. Love your vids!!!
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  768. This series is impressively informative, keep it coming 👍
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  769. I am 76 and still learning stuff. Thanks
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  770. One of my favorite channels on cars. I've learned so much about first principles watching your videos. Looking forward to more!
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  771. As blabbery as that was I do really appreciate the overview at this stage of the build, exciting times to come!
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  772. Sadly eCVT is only possible in hybrids. If it was applied to ICE te electric motors changing ratios would kill fuel efficiency.
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  773. I’ve worked for toyota as a mechanic for 15 years and I learned a lot from this video. I appreciate all the effort
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  774. This is probably the best video I've seen explaining sensor's. Started my automotive apprenticeship back in January and this definitely useful. Thanks
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  775. 134 hp is the only number I heard. ;) Let the fun begin! Thanks for sharing.
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  776. D4A: finally makes motorcycle content Me: AAAAAAAAAWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW YYYYYYYEEEEEEAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHH <3
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  777. I finally get it!! Thank you so much for explaining the connection between rpm, torque and speed.
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  778. I came here to see how to change the microfilter. This helped alot! Thanks!
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  779. Such a good content! I am honoured to be able to watch something like this for free🙏
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  780. If he uploads a version 3.0 I would watch it as well
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  781. As an instructional designer, I have to say that this was an excellent tutorial. Clear audio and good lighting. Nice closeups with clear directions. I could actually see what you were talking about (unlike other videos). Helpful tips. I've never done sparkplugs before, but this video makes me feel very confident!
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  782. Congratulations for getting Project Underdog on the road, it's great to see that you are clearly having fun and enjoying your MR2. Thanks for taking us along on the ride!
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  783. Your surface level coverage of V-engines BLEW MY MIND. Now I understand why people say "V engines are smooth".
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  784. Would be good to hear more about the sky active technology from this channel, your explanations are unmatched
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  785. This is some truly amazing content! Also, I definitely need a compressor wheel made of PURE GOLD lol
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  786. Another solid episode. Its a ton of work to get the fact checking and presentation to this level and we all appreciate it.
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  787. I wish this videos would have existed 20 years ago when I was still tuning my 2T engines. Nevertheless I apparently knew 90% of its functionality and was able to tune my engines properly, but still.. this would have made it far easier. Great job! Undoubtedly the BEST video explaining these two engines.
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  788. I already knew why the front were larger but still clicked because I knew you'd breakdown and deliver even more information for better understanding. Good thing I did! Everythingfrom brake bias on was new to me, never would have guessed that there were electronic brake bias-ers. Keep delivering these HQ vids man you have a great way of divulging lots of important info in digestable and understandable formats
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  789. Thanks so much for this! You carried me along much like the ‘recovery gap’ principle on the tyre- just as l thought you’d lost me your clear explanation and excellent graphics saved a mental high side. Really well done 👍
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  790. Hahaha very good video man! Gradually improving them more and more! Keep it up mate!
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  791. I'll never tire of that sound. Brilliant job!
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  792. Sir, I believe you are Vincent Price reincarnate! Returned to tell the story of combustion engines in such a magnificent way! Not only a strong resemblance but the intriguing suave voice, superb demonstration of intellect and ability to explain a 'story' in such a compelling manner as the late great Vincent Price. I was scared, thrilled and had such joy listening to and watching this video! Thank you...
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  793. Awesome video mate, your knowledge shines through. Knowing these engines well, I found it fascinating. Being born in South Africa, it has a special place in my heart as the 3L Busso found on the GTV was initially introduced there. During the trade embargo at the time the GTV 3.0 was every schoolboy's dream. That awesome exhaust note, I could pickup in my sleep if anybody drove past on the street.
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  794. Wow. I love Alfa Romeo. They are the brand that sticks out.. atleast to me. ❤ Love the Italian rap in the end. That was a bit different. Amore!
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  795. You are an impressive young man and I find your content quite thorough and well presented. I have even learned a few things watching your videos. Anyone looking to get into mechanical engineering would serve themselves well to follow your presentations.
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  796. This is without a doubt the best explanation anyone could ask for. Huge appreciation for the work you put into this video
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  797. Had this done to my Procharged 4.3L V6 Vortec. The machine shop used the 350 V8 torque plate which matched the deck perfectly. Creativity at its best.
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  798. driving 4 answers - The GAME coming out in 20 minutes.
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  799. This was really interesting. Explained the basics of nitromethane along with the reasons why it is so effective. My husband who worked in engineering, sat there riveted to the screen like a kid in a sweet shop, paying great attention to the facts and figures, while nodding his head and going, 'Ah, I see.' For me it explained the differences between the fuels and why they work as they do. Thank you!!😄😄😄
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  800. Čestitka za milijun subscribera!!! Videi su ti za svaku pohvalu, uvijek nam preneseš puno znanja na jednostavan način i hvala ti na tome što obrazuješ ljude širom svijeta!!! Pratim te dugo vremena i srce mi je puno kad vidim ljude iz regije kako uspijevaju na youtube-u, ali mi je pogotovo drago zbog tebe jer daješ inspiraciju i meni i drugima da se bavimo automobilizmom i mehanikom. Lijepi pozdrav za tebe i tvoju obitelj, neka vas Bog čuva i sve najbolje u budućem radu!
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  801. Very interesting. Makes me want to look up all the rod ratios of engines I'm currently driving just for fun! Congratulations on 400k subs👍 Amazing effort!
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  802. Great video! I like using a drill bit to drill a bunch of holes in the rubber, then push the sleeve out.
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  803. Thank you for an excellent video! You clearly explain some very subtle concepts. The diagrams and animations were well worth the time. I hope one day you could cover I6 and V8 configurations in a similar way.
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  804. Your best video yet! Thoroughly stimulating for the mind. Yes, many of us consumerists must take a hard look in the mirror. Personally, I like keeping things as long as I can (my car included). Apart from saving money and being sustainable, it's satisfying. Only minimalists would understand.
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  805. Can't wait to see this engine in an iconic engines vid in 2040 😂
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  806. I am a big fan of the L Nissan 6 motors grandma or not they are very cool You , my friend have a natural touch for what you do ! Very Cool !
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  807. That short header is a work of mechanical art. Love the symmetrical look, the weld quality, the beefy flanges.
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  808. As a new subscriber; I'm absolutely impressed with how the graphics along the explanation bring everything together, which makes everything so understandable! Almost like a magic trick, it's easy when you know how it's done....I'm hooked on your vids.
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  809. crap im just climbing into bed but ill watch this on lunch tomorrow, liked already because I know itll be good!
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  810. Another instant classic from D4A! Didn't realize you were going all artsy again. Great job as always. Can't wait to see and hear it run.
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  811. one important hing about disc diameter: heat dissipation isn't really a big factor here, the brakes almost always heat up more quickly than they cool down and while a larger brake has more surface area to loose heat over, that difference isn't significant. what is significant is the larger mass of a larger brake disc. A larger mass of anything can absorb more energy before its absolute temperature increases to the critical limit of the material, and since we're not constantly braking, loosing heat slowly is ok, on the other hand, heating up quickly is very much an issue we worry about.
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  812. I have absolutely zero questions! Incredibly comprehensive and beautifully illustrated. This is a master class in how to break down a complex engineering problem and explain it in common language. Brilliantly done.
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  813. I'd say that it's dangerous to croudfund any engineering endeavour unless you know exactly what you're building, how it's going to be built, with minimal unknowns. This is why we see other things like software struggling. People don't realize that there are things that we don't know that we don't know and it directly impacts everything about a product. Not just cost, but timeline, design, and required resourcing at the time, forget macro-economic conditions.
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  814. That is some amount of power in a car that’s the size of my shoe! You’ve done an incredible job with it so far.
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  815. My dad had a MK1 Octavia VRS with this same engine in it. It holds a special place in my heart because it was that car that got me into modifying and performance cars. I'm so glad to be able to learn more about this incredible engine. Thank you so much for making this video!
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  816. Regarding the point at the end. You're speaking of the broken window fallacy. It's pretty interesting when you actually understand that what we're doing when we make things worse just to have them fail, we're actually NOT incresing the wealth of society. We're spending it to create short-term profits in a very isolated area (company). If we instead built things to last, instead of spending money on repairs, we would afford other things, building wealth for society as a whole, and in the end making everyone's lives better. This idea is incompatible with the current paradigm, where the only thing that matters is the next quarter. Of course, I do think the opposite idea of capitalism is incompatible with humans, so I don't know how to fix this.
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  817. This was fantastic - a ton of fun, and I actually scored pretty well - mid 30s. I was seriously afraid you were going to ask is what kind of engine block/coolant passage design it had, as well as asking us whether the engine was an interference design or free running. I think I could answer "free running" confidently but block design questions... ☹️ And I learned virtually all my answers from watching D4A videos! Huge thanks for making this subject so easy and so much fun to learn
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  818. The best channel I know to get really a more in-depth explanation of how engines work.
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  819. You know you are an OG subscriber when you realize how far he's come and how different he looks with the new hairstyle. 💪🏾💯
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  820. Another comment to add. I like what you said at the end. We see further because we stand on the shoulders of giants. A very similar thing came to my mind when Ken passed and words that are truly humbling and encouraging. Seriously D4A. You are something else (in a fantastic way)
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  821. I wonder if those exhaust ports would be that much of a limiting factor, at least at your desired power levels. Head looks really good inside! I love to see a geared cam even if it isn't the "superior" arrangement. Does help get that nice steep intake angle though. Also wow those are pointy cam lobes. Metal shavings looked like they may have just been some stripped threads from the engine or a bolt. All the bearings look great! Awesome video. Can't wait for more. Look it's a boxer engine now! Hahaha.
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  822. It’s never a wasted day as long as you learn something. Thank you 🤓
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  823. YESSSSSS! Project underdog is back!!!! I want to port my own cylinder heads maybe, so this will be good to watch. Thanks for all your videos!
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  824. I have just one phrase for a project car : "DO IT, JUST DO IT!" I completely agree with everything you've stated in the video!!! Keep it up,love the work!!!
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  825. Absolutely fascinating. 😎👍🏻 I had no idea that nitromethane actually had a lower calorific value than standard petroleum until today. Every day is indeed a school day😎👌🏻
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  826. I'm just your average Joe (no super mechanic or anything), but wow watching your videos is amazing! Such good and fascinating explanations and examples!! It's always a pleasure watching your videos. 👍
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  827. And it was a flat plane crankshaft V8 too. The cross plane crankshaft V8 came nearly two decades later. A Scottish engineer from Glasgow named D. McCall White who emigrated to the USA, where he was engaged on the design of the first Cadillac V8 engine, the Type 51, introduced in 1914. This engine was designed under the leadership of White as Cadillac's chief engineer 1914-1917, later a vice president of Cadillac. McCall White was hired by American, Henry Leland , Cadillac’s engineer, after Leland’s own flat plane crankshaft 60° V8 didn’t suppress the secondary harmonics he hoped for. Leland knew McCall White’s V-engine expertise from his employment as chief engineer at David Napier Ltd in Acton, London and previously Daimler Ltd in Coventry back in England. McCall White solved the balancing forces of second order harmonics of the V8 without resorting to using two pairs of Lanchester balance shafts per bank on flat plane crankshaft but by using a carefully counterweighted cross plane crankshaft, and so the world’s first cross plane crankshaft for a V8 was engineered by a Scottie. Perhaps we should call it the McCall White V8 architecture, and the flat plane crank V8 the Levavasseur V8 architecture. The McCall White’s Cadillac V8 engine was made of five castings: one crankcase, two cylinder blocks and two cylinder heads. He became chief engineer and later vice-president of the Cadillac company. Perhaps the next discussion could be the awkward and challenging design of the V6. A young engineering graduate, Francesco De Virgilio, was hired at Lancia in 1939 and put to routine tasks. He soon attracted management’s attention by improving and simplifying the suspension of a Lancia model. De Virgilio spent the summer of 1943 analyzing the vibration of alternative V-angles for a possible V6 engine. He devised flying arms to splay the crank pins apart by 60°, I’ve always called it the De Virgilio V6 crankshaft arrangement to honour a great engineer.
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  828. I've seen all your content and I have to say this is one now of my favourites! Not because of a love of bikes but because of the complex and complete information given about something I had absolutely no idea has ever even happened! Thank you for consistently putting in time and effort for our knowledge and entertainment 👍
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  829. Bravo! First-timer (viewer) here and very impressed with your content & presentation. Great delivery. As other's have mentioned you sound passionate & educated on the subject matter (fluid non-stop flow) without pandering or getting too deep into personal opinions or sarcasm. In fact, it's that slight (Med or Mid) accent that makes you come across more as an intelligent/cool professor-type versus the (Exceptional American) smarty-man tellin' ya what you should be doin' if you were smart too. Again, Bravo and don't change a thing except the next topic! Cool logo design too!!
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  830. Notification squad!
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  831. No mention of 'your' inline 7 3JZ? :D
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  832. my project car, my friends project cars, and every one of cars that I've been and am working on changed me in the way that I started to respect every manufactures technical solution and seeing how many work went to develop every one of that
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  833. Hi from Italy, you have the ability to communicate such technical knowledge in a very intuitive way, and always by keeping the viewer focused on the matter. You truly are inspiring, and your passion and curiosity emerge from your words. I would love the extra contents. Ready to support you!! (the greenwashing video was impressive)
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  834. I'm happy, that I found your channel. Very astonishing videos. P.S. I wish you would made in future videos about other car parts, like, for example, suspension.
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  835. You seriously have put the cherry on top of this one. A beautiful summary to the ICE. I hope you are right on it being a long goodbye and hopefully the future generations will be clean enough to reintroduce them.
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  836. Does anyone else have brain fluid leaking after watching his videos? So informative and entertaining, I accidentally learned something.
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  837. Cool. From my experience, because of the mid-engine design the car grips more when the turns are taken faster and without letting off the throttle, as you may know. How much faster though is directly proportional to the size of your balls, especially with no road lines and oncoming traffic. It takes a bit of getting used to. Obviously good road and tires help.
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  838. Hi. I'm Brazilian, I'm very interested in cars and understanding how they work, and that's why your videos came to me. I really liked it and I won't miss one. Today's episode was different, but oddly enough, it was the one that touched me the most. Your story often seemed like mine, how you felt and thought since you were a child (even though I'm much older than you). Your videos inspire me, and today's even more so. If on the one hand, at the moment I can't afford to have a motorcycle right now, this video made me rethink a lot of things about what I want in my life. Thank you very much for your work and for sharing your experiences with us.
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  839. This video is extremely poignant and relavant to pretty much everything going on in the world right now. Was not expecting this sort of video at all but its one I am happily going to share with as many people who will listen. The unfortunate reality is as you said, spending an immense effort to convince one person of the "right" thing is a losing game. The only way forward is to become someone who can leverage the polarization for positive change, and do it consistently enough to make a measurable difference.
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  840. This channel just keeps on crushing. Love the content, always excited for a new video
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  841. Over the years I have learnt that your timeline, budget and patience will always get blown to shit so you just have to set a more realistic budget aka a monthly amount you can affort to spend on it while maintaining savings and remember that it is the journey not the destination of an instagram worthy car that so many people think is the be-all and end-all of project cars. Its about learning how to fabricate, paint, build engines and gearboxes and best of all learning how to drive that baby to the limit! Perseverance is definitely what you need to get the most enjoyment out of a project, I am so sick of seeing for-sale posts from 2-month old project cars. Get some grit people!!! Nothing is more satisfying that driving something that has beat you down many times and you fixed with your blood sweat and smashed knuckles. So many people purely strive for aesthetics like you said with balla wheels and body kits being purchased on day one, never getting installed and the whole lot gets sold a month later for a massive loss. A few weeks later the same people are doing the same thing with another project, and the cycle continues. You really have to step outside your comfort zone getting into a project properly which scares a lot of people off, its scary jumping into the deep end but well worth the skills you learn along the way
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  842. Best explanation i've ever seen. My tuner put a 3 port solenoid, i never understood the advantage. Now i do, thanks for the video!!!
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  843. This is a great and very comprehensive video. In these 22 minutes are the contents of what took me weeks of independent research. Very accurate, well organized, and well articulated. Thanks for the great video and keep them coming!
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  844. I grew up not caring about cars or having anyone to teach me about them, but as I recently have become a car owner (of an older model at that) and ran into some issues with my O2 sensor, I've become super curious about how cars work. Stuff like this is invaluable because I want to understand what my mechanic is talking about when he tells me what's wrong and what needs to be fixed, and maybe one day I'll be able to do some repairs myself. Thanks so much!
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  845. I love fluid dynamics. What a wonderful video for me to enjoy with my sunday brunch <3
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  846. When you go to check on your mechanic, and all you see is 8:59
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  847. This is an excellent video. Your closing remarks really sum up why this channel is so good imo.
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  848. Dude, this is the single best video of yours I have watched, your ability to explain complex mechanical principles is FAR better than ANY of my college professors. Also, the Avanti actually, genuinely looks like a good design.
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  849. I enjoy your videos a lot. Over the past year or so you have enlightened me about a lot of things involving engines and the engineering behind them. At my age I am past doing this myself but when I was younger I would have killed for these types of videos. And we, your viewers, really appreciate all the time it takes to record these wonderful videos, so please keep up the good work and again thank you! Be safe and stay well.
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  850. This is just YouTuber PTSD the video. 😂 The Jim Carrey moments in the WTF section are phenomenal!
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  851. It is so nice to see people, that are not afraid of their mistakes, but they go ahead and correct them. We are all here because we like, how you explain thinks and your lego examples are great.
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  852. All of the things that I've learnt till date about the differences between these two engines have been included in this video. Awesome content.
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  853. Wangan Midnight trailer but it's MR2, shot in 4K, and shot in Europe instead
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  854. This is exciting because i am planning to do the same thing to my 1990 Toyota Corolla. Cant wait to see the completed project , keep up the awesome content. #ProjectUnderdog
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  855. Interesting as allways nice to learn this in a understandeble mather. Happy new year to you and your family to.
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  856. As a 7M owner I am scared by this comment :P
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  857. Best channel ever, becoming one of my favorites, great job 😁
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  858. This is like listening to Christopher Walken talk after an extended stay in Europe.
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  859. Happy D4A Sunday, engine heads!!
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  860. like your approach and politeness
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  861. Awesome video!! I definitely learned something
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  862. I got a divine revelation!! My vision of piston will never be the same!!
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  863. I didn't learn how to detail that much. But I did learn that a car can fill the hole in my heart that Karen made when she left...
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  864. Best automotive teacher on the internet 🔥 D4A never disappoints.
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  865. Rapping in italian, this is out of control! :D What a lusso for the busso...
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  866. I am a 31 year old man and you sir, have made me cry on an awfully boring sunday afternoon. Thank you
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  867. I guess Toyota didn't want people to think "It's Miller time!" about their engines :D Seriosuly though, thanks again, I knew the basic conceptual differences between these engine types, but you have brought me a new level of understanding :)
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  868. This was actually motivational for me, I was about to put down the wrench on my 280z but now I'm more motivated to go back at it and work on it.
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  869. I've been a rev-head for 70 years, and I've learned more in the last couple of years than the previous 68, thanks to the high-info content of your channel, and a few others. Thanks for the intensive research, and amazing graphics!
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  870. I always love your videos. The normal, structured videos are great. This, "unprofessional" video, is charming and totally relatable. I'm a professional tech that does restorations and high horsepower custom cars, and my unboxing process is not much more different than this. Lol
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  871. Thanks for the vid, you are totally right! People are sooo idealistic and unrealistic (and misinformed) about environmental issues. I have a BSc in Geography (basically an environmental sciences program at my university) and I work in the woods as a park ranger here in Canada. Establishing and maintaining parks and protected areas is one of the best things we can do for the environment, people should stop shouting about windmills and solar and EVs and they should go out and volunteer to remove invasive species or something.
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  872. Your videos, animations, models, examples, and verbal descriptions are always absolutely incredible, and this is one of the best! I've been an engine nerd for decades, and still learn something from everyone of your videos. Hats off to you man!
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  873. "Other tricks up their sleeve" i see what you did there ;)
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  874. I was waiting for you to get to Top Fuel dragsters and you did not disappoint! The gleam in your eye as you talked about the specs of these machines put a big smile on my face. Everyone who loves cars and engines should do themselves a favor and go to a top fuel event sometime in their lives because it is an unbelievable experience. The amount of power you feel, hear and see is awesome, and the throttle response is staggering. You think a two stroke weed eater can rev quickly? Ha! It ain't got NOTHING on a top fuel dragster! Here's a fun (short) video of a guy going to see his first drag race. It's hilarious: https://youtu.be/CpbTq1O4XPs?si=ozqQlHnuDY7OB_Vb (About 1:30 long)
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  875. There was so much work put into this video. Such an interesting and important topic and very well presented
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  876. I've watched 43 seconds and am already (and again as in every video) impressed by the way you express yourself. Really well done, this channel. Thank you and keep it up
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  877. Loving your content mate, good work - Taz.
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  878. Turns out I both knew more and less than I thought I did. Although, I'm happy with my result.
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  879. As an aw11 owner i want to thank you for all your videos!
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  880. You must prioritise yourself irrespective of how it might affect your viewership. The means by which you satisfy your need to make content of a different nature is irrelevant. If you are feeling constrained and it is beginning to take a toll on your health and wellbeing, something must change. Better to sunder your audience than to be beholden to them. You've always done what you want. You've never backed away from that. You've always let idiocy from the commentariat bounce off of you. Do what you want to do - we stick around because of you and your character.
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  881. I'm not an engineer, have an MBA in HR, possibly no use whatsoever of this video in my professional life. But I care for my vehicles and do as much work as possible on my motorcycle with my own hands (valve clearance adjustments, front fork oil change etc.). I'm glad there are people like you and content like this on YT. Thank you d4a for your time and effort in making these videos. The computerized animations were worth it 👌
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  882. You never disappoint with content man! Keep it up and have a good christmas
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  883. I thought your last video was very well done. This one is superb.
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  884. I won't lie, I love the stickers. The shift at the end was pure art too.
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  885. Took me 30 years but now I got it. Thanks
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  886. So refreshing to see someone making videos with common sense.
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  887. These videos are so interesting to watch, keep up the good work always a joy when watching!
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  888. Watching a aw11 pushed in its natural habitat, is one of the joys of life 👌
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  889. Thank you! A wonderful, clear explanation of why I drive a straight-six (for thirty years!) Don't let any Yankee complain about your accent: you are perfectly clear and understandable, and an accent only adds to the understanding because listeners are paying extra attention. I subbed and will gradually catch up on your videos...........................elsullo
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  890. Excellent video which told me exactly what I wanted to know and confirmed my suspicions. I recently bought a beautiful 65 GTO. It has a very stout cam, long tube headers and loud exhaust. It also has a very nice sound system. Despite the entire interior, trunk and doors being lined with Fatmat sound deadener everything vibrates. At first I chalked it up to the loud exhaust but got to thinking that would not explain the vibrations in the seat at idle. Today I looked at the engine mounts and, sure enough, they are Prothane. I'm going to switch to stock style mounts. Thanks.
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  891. I watch this guy every so often because I love cars and I love making things better. I work in an industry that I do not exactly love. I machine plastic. I love machining, but as I move up in management, I realize the same things he it talking about. This is a totally different video that he usually makes, but a appreciate and applaud him addressing the issues that we face as a society. I believe that many of the things he is speaking about is tied to many problems of the current times; mental health being one of them. We work so hard to try to get ahead.... But ahead of what? Thanks bro, I needed this! ❤
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  892. Very cool! As usual, I love any and all MR2 content, thanks for being the best, D4A! This is the best format. Just, take 'er easy pardner! I rewatched the truck pass again and again and yeah, I guess you could tell there was no-one in front of it. And i'm sure everyone - yourself included - had a laugh at the hairpin drift into overcorrection into lane excursion. Still! It's your civic duty to supply me with MR2 content, not yeet it off the mountain.
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  893. Years ago on a forum that I frequented, a member who had some basic knowledge of physics, but no practical knowledge of the workings of internal combustion engines proposed an idea: A solid tungsten crankshaft... He couldn't understand that, for one, you need an alloy to be able to withstand the forces on the crank, and two, the amount of power necessary to spin that mass would be astronomical. He also couldn't understand why you want a lightweight crank, thinking more mass meant more power - and while more mass does mean more stored energy, that stored energy wouldn't be useful in a street or race car scenario. It was a funny thread, it went on for a very long time and became quite a big joke, ultimately with ideas of cranks made from depleted uranium or even dark matter...😂 All that to say, fantastic video! I love how clearly and concisely you explain everything. It's a wonderful, easy to follow format. Thank you!
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  894. I never fail to learn from and enjoy your videos. Your presentation is absolutely engrossing and no matter what kind of day I'm having, watching one of your videos always makes my day better. Thank you for all of the time and effort you put into researching and creating your videos. Excellent video good sir, as always!
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  895. Has to be one of my favorite channels. I am a highly certified automotive technician and not only can I verify that this information is correct, I also learn something with every video. Great stuff on this channel 👍
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  896. This may be an unpopular opinion amongst this channel, but I think I like this type of content more than the regular one. I love your philosophical takes
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  897. I'm an engineer myself (not automotive) and absolutely love your videos! Very knowledgeable, well explained and interesting. Keep up the good work!
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  898. Excellent wrap up of a truly great car! Happy to say I was working on them when they were new and was genuinely impressed back in day. I own a GC8 WRX Impreza for exactly the reasons you mention in the video, a basic, no frills turbo Awd car with no driver aids - one that has no extra flab on it, no screens or driver menus or heated seats. It's just good honest to goodness great car to drive, one that makes you smile every time you put your foot down, or take a corner!
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  899. I only knew about Volvo and Toyota... of the rest i knew pretty much nothing. Well done, and thanks. 👍❤️ PS. Impressive pronounciation of the Swedish names of the creators of Volvo, for being a non swede.
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  900. Oh and i was having a bad time understanding secondary balances this last week and then you show up, you've read my mind Thank you for sharing such amazing content
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  901. Your ability to explain complex ideas is unsurpassed sir. Better yet, you also add a little humor but not so much it becomes a distraction. You are an inspiration. Never change.
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  902. Been pumping out some great content man
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  903. THANKS!!! Just today I was wondering how I was going to make the bushings for a custom 4-point trailing axle suspension for a 5 ton baja truck...Now I know how!! GREAT JOB!!!
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  904. Really good video! thanks, I will fit my 1.3L vw polo engine with bike carbs :)
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  905. Only a true gear head would see this happening in his home and immediately think... Carburetor!
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  906. You really do have a terrific ability to develope an idea. A one sided discussion with a camera, but somehow make me feel included. A great analogy this time too. Thank you!
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  907. As I've come to realise, I keep coming back to certain channels not because of their specific content but for the personality of the people who run them. I'll follow you through anything you do, whether it's riding bikes, doing more personal or political stuff or anything else. For me it's simpler to have it all in one place, but I get the point of having several channels for separation.
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  908. Where were you when I was falling asleep during mechanical engineering lectures? Your clarity and succinctness are second to none.
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  909. yes! we want those videos about brake master cyls and brake balance plz!! <3
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  910. This is the best presentation on ANY subject I’ve heard in all my 70 years. Stunning.
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  911. Very interesting/well done! I always remember Volvo had the best reputation of safety & how their style hardly changed but had such a great reputation. Brings back memories when cars had SO MUCH room to work under the hood! 👍✊🖖🇺🇸
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  912. You are amazing! Fantastic presenter, entertainer and teacher! Your passion and personality work well with your diligent research and the extra effort you put into your editing. Thank you! :)
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  913. I've been a subscriber to your channel since nearly the beginning. Your content has taught me so much, and I always find joy in watching it. Without a doubt, this is the finest video you've ever created. Thank you immensely for everything.
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  914. ay thanks for using my remix, really appreciate it! and great vid haha!<3
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  915. I know they have sweet promotions for influencers, but you are extremely thorough with all this and I absolutely love it.
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  916. I know a lot of other people are saying the same thing, but I just wanted to say with them that this video is extremely well-made, informative, and useful. Thank you.
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  917. Straight to the point! Very good video keep up the great work.
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  918. I learn so much from your channel. I've built several engines in my lifetime and have worked as a mechanic in the past. Videos like this show me the gap between what I KNOW and what I fully UNDERSTAND. Thank you and please keep the lessons coming.
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  919. I have never heard someone explain these expansion pipes so succinctly and clearly. Thank you for making this video. I haven’t ridden a 2 stroke in a while, but maybe I need to get back on one.
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  920. This gonna be interesting grabs coffee
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  921. Your videos are great, dude!!!! I love the knowledge you pass on to all of us. Thank you very much for them, and keep the coming!!!
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  922. God I love this channel I have never actually driven a car but the physics behind them are immaculate please never stop
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  923. Car is held up by Jenga game??? Nice!!
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  924. #bringbacktheschassis
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  925. Well done. She'll sound amazing at 7K RPM. A little tip, if you are going to replace the rear wheel bearings, get them pressed in with the hub off the car, as some of those on-car press kits are not able to seat them all the way.
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  926. Riding for answers sounds actually great☺️👍 I‘m very happy to hear that there will be more even raw content😊👍
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  927. Your channel is the most underrated on YT, hands down! :elbowcough: Love to watch your videos, keep up your good work! 👏😊👍
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  928. oh the irony
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  929. All your videos are excellent, but this is definitely some of your best work yet.
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  930. Honestly, this is an absolutely fantastic learning tool. Well done sir, well done.
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  931. Absolutely love this series, and this needs more views!!
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  932. Amazing explanation!! Haven't seen a clearer and detailed explanation of how these two types of combustion cycles work!! The value you put out is priceless, my friend!
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  933. That laugh after the very first start. All we do with our cars or bikes is precisely to have moments like that.
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  934. Massive congratulations again on 100K subs man! Seems like just a few months ago I remember you passing 10K. So far, my experience with budget turbos has been quite good! Really awesome you're working with multiple companies on this upcoming build. :)
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  935. The content on this channel is absolutely EPIC!!! Amazing production quality too. As a rider, this video touched my soul for sure. Thanks brother. Be safe and be well out there 😉
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  936. I have allways wanted to know what knock is and now I know thanks to my teacher at D4A .i recomend this sunday school it makes the day perfect.
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  937. The content you create is insanely eductional. No other channel makes videos at this level.
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  938. These concepts were clear last week, but this was certainly a great follow up. Your content is nothing short of fantastic, D4A! Also.... LEGOOOOOOOOOOSSSSSS!!
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  939. Okay, the video is 16 minutes long. Y'all start commenting before 15 minutes after it's uploaded and I'm gonna know that you didn't watch the video 😤
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  940. Fascinating! Bravo! I always learn a little something from every D4A video. This time I learned A LOT about something I had never considered before! Thank you!!!
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  941. I just can't get enough of your videos! Looking back at my days in school, wishing I had teacher like you.
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  942. You are a cool dude. Flippin AEM even thought "hey this guy is so cool we're going to sponsor him". Like bro AEM is the best, I run nothing but AEM
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  943. Wasn't expecting this video from D4A, great video!!
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  944. Very well put together video, as always. You deserve a lot more views/subscribers.
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  945. I couldn't untangle my headphones fast enough. A whole video devoted to the 2ZZ!! Thank you 👍🙌🤙
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  946. This videos are pure gold by explaining the basics and then digging deep why there is no such thing like the best engine configuration. Thank you for the effort.
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  947. Cool series! Really looking forward for this one, proud to be one of the first viewers of the first ever episode ;)
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  948. This channel rules. This is all information I’ve researched before when selecting the pistons on my 3S-GTE’s and also on my 1UZ-FE, but it was awesome hearing the results of your research because they matched my own. Makes me feel justified in my piston choices for my cars: 1990 MR2T - cast pistons, daily driven 1994 Celica GT4 - forged pistons, track weapon 1997 LS400 - Stock hyper-eutectic, rarely driven 😝
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  949. Well, I passed my bike test in the early 1960s, got rid of my ‘last bike’ in early 70s, and hankered after another till in my 70s I bought a cheap Chinese one. Now got a 32 y.o. Yamaha trail bike, plus a little Honda to work on and modify, and I’m a satisfied 77 y.o. A lot of sense in this video so thank you for it. And congrats on 1M subs, I’ll add mine to the total. Les in UK 🇬🇧
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  950. Thanks for that. You really do give useful insights... seat time vs work time, the freedom of just jumping on and getting out there, no filming and no hassles. Hopefully you put up some bike stuff from time to time.
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  951. This is a channel making series, keep it up, I've learned so much about engines I love thanks to the few videos of this series you made, it helps that it's not done in a boring way and very in-depth. Congrats on the AEM sponsoring by the way!
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  952. Another benefit of rear mounted turbos: you can make your engine bay look like normal so people think your car is not fast without knowing you have a sneaky turbo 😂. Great for trolling Also turns out that I have been mixing up turbo lag and boost threshold. Thanks for clearing it up
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  953. air cooled vs liquid cooled engines, also: great content
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  954. I love watching your channel grow. When I started you were only at a 150k subscribers. Your quality and integrity hasn't changed since day one and I really appreciate it. Keep up the good work. 🎉
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  955. your are literally the best instructor ever i appreciate you to spend your hard work and time just to explain something to us I have by far learned so much from your videos thanks!
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  956. That attention to detail is priceless. I really enjoyed this one. I always wondered how that end bushing went together. The one on the side of that large part.
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  957. I totally love the way you explain things. I’ve lived with learning difficulties all my life, and I find I have to watch tutorials many times over for the penny to drop. However, you explain things so clearly in a linear fashion that even I get on the first time. Thank you for your videos.
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  958. This was such a great video! Pure engineering in the most literal sense! The vanes getting stuck because of capillary adhesion is just brilliant
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  959. man! I've learning so much in this channel. This is very helpful to me specially I'm having a automotive class
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  960. Other than the fascinating (as always) content, I'm amazed at how correctly you pronounce the brand names in all those languages. Respect.
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  961. I'm not a mechanic. I love engineering and science. So many light bulb moments understanding internal combustion viewing this channel. You keep it simple, explain the history and future on everything you produce. Especially the "why" in your channel.. It should be played in every highschool and trade training 🙌 Thank you all the way from Tasmania, Australia 🦘🇦🇺🍺
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  962. This is indubitably one of the most interesting and well documented motor channel of the entire Youtube. Very, very, very well done!!!!!!
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  963. Great in-depth and unbiased review! Love all the details you covered. Keep it up! Thanks for the video!
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  964. Great video, I've been watching your iconic engine series and was about to search if you had done the 1uz and found you just made one, I've really been learning a lot from these vids.
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  965. "Unlike Sushpants, I don't know what I'm doing" Hahaha. Still sounds cool, I'm sure you'll be able to dial it in. The alignment shop bit was pretty funny too. You clearly went to the right place. That Hunter is a pricey machine. Same brand the shop I go to uses. It's how you know you are getting a proper alignment with an nice printout. Also when you went to McDonald's I won't lie, I wanted you to yell "COUSIN! I'd like a Big Mac pleeeaaase!" P.S. The windows still need some spit shine. ;)
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  966. One of [if not] the best descriptions of "the process" (and in under 18 mins) I've ever heard, bar none. It was like having my GF talk dirty to me again but before she gained the weight. So, Yes, I APPROVED THIS VIDEO :O) The rumors are true. You "are" the Gear-Head Whisperer. Cheers!
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  967. I bought my 205 the same year as you bought your MR2 And i pulled an engine in june 2015 as well :P In november 2016 i got to drive mine a bit as well. And i'm finnisinng mine car as well right now :P Your channel has given me some motivation along the way so keep up the good work :)
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  968. I learned about volumetric efficiency in the 70’s while still at school, messing around with carburettors etc. This video has brought so much enjoyment to me, thank you
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  969. I'm an automotive teacher and watch all of you're great video's and show them weekly to my students (+-50 ish). Keep it up, we love your content ❤
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  970. Clearly a labor of love and a lot of attention to detail, the look on your face when the boost kicked in is PERFECT. Looking forward to more videos about this machine!
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  971. I spent almost 30 minutes of my life watching this and i learn so many. Thanks and more contents! God bless!
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  972. 3:35 Differential: "Ooh, that's my cue...wait, no, no. Too early.
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  973. YOOOOOOO SHADOOOOOOOOOWWWW 1:25
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  974. Wow! I can’t believe it never even crossed my mind to consider “external” combustion. Brilliantly described as ever. I’m learning so much from your channel. Keep up the amazing work.
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  975. You made the "7" turbo diagram.... You spent hours making it!!! This is such a great video!!! Haven't stopped laughing 😂!!!!
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  976. Very relaxing video, even when U used hammer I was still strangely relaxed watching it. The engine looks really good, like 1.9 TDI VW diesel engines. After a million miles they look the same. I agree chillest engine teardown ever.
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  977. Very excited for the build! I hope the delays won't be too bad, I know how that feels lol!
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  978. oye me tomó por sorpresa un video en español sobre un canal que siempre ha sido en ingles. Pero esta bien aprender los terminos en español también 👍
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  979. Just wanted to say thank you. This was one of the first few projects I took on when I bought my AW11. While the online documentation was good to the point it only took me a few hours in total to rebuild all 4 struts, this video is indispensable. The only recommendation I would add is if you don't have a vice then break loose the large top nut that holds the strut in the tube loose while it's on the car. Otherwise fantastic video I love that there is finally a channel documenting how to upkeep this great model of car.
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  980. Loving the way on how you explain things in your videos
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  981. Possibly the best explanation ever. Excellent work as always 👍
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  982. This is my favorite YouTube channel, i have recommended all my friends to watch his videos.
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  983. I've seen many explanations of torque and hp; I now finally truly understand it. Great explanation.
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  984. push it to the limit, rev along the razors edge, don't look back or blow the head, or you'll be finished !
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  985. I own AW11 in Japan for 25 years. It has already run 320,000 miles. Now I have purchased two donors, and restoring. This car is difficult but wonderful. I hope AW11 to be with you for a long time.
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  986. MASSIVE respect to you my spanish dude. you took a very complex topic and put it so elegantly into words. Hopefully this video will be an eye opener to the average joe that just accepts the things he reads in the local newspaper as the objective truth.
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  987. Really enjoying this channel, genuinely shocked at the lack of subscribers! As a mechanic and a petrol/diesel head it’s incredibly informative and funny!
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  988. This 30 minute video felt legitimately like 5. Excellent presentation.
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  989. This is outstanding,top notch, actually the best I've seen hands down
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  990. Wow this was a great video! I predict this channel growing A LOT very soon. 100K by June? Probably. Keep up the great work and don't forget about me when you're a big dog!
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  991. your channel really is the best educational automotive channel out there imo. really clear explanations, detailed descriptions and diagrams to help understand stuff. been watching for a couple of years now and every video is just as engaging and fascinating as the first one i ever watched when i knew so little about cars. keep up the awesome content, it rly is top notch :D
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  992. Go on mate! Do not be discouraged. Machine your own crank to U/S and off you go! Cheers
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  993. Wow this is awesome, these videos are coming out right as I am trying to gather information about all of these topics while im in the process of building my car, its so helpful to have extra bits of information that are as complete and unobstructed as you make them in your videos.
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  994. I had to explain this to a friend sometime ago, but this video helped me understand the concept even further. Great videos as always
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  995. That was one of the best laid out and best narrated explanation videos I have ever seen. Well done!
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  996. Good video explaining the design of the engine and the lessons Honda learnt through building it.
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  997. Great work! We should have gotten a carb rap for staying awake. :P
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  998. Your videos never fail to hit the mark. I have an NB that introduced me to the joy of driving, and to the knowledge of how cars work since I needed to rebuild it after buying it and turbocharged it a year later. They're a gift that keeps giving
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  999. Fascinating stuff! I knew a bunch of those, but never really wondered about Hyundai or Skoda. Always good to learn something new!
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  1000. This is what I’ve been telling people. Suspension and tires are better brake upgrades than brakes themselves. Now I know the science to back it up! Thank you!
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  1001. Good stuff for us folks who don't have all the fancy tools others do. Thanks!
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  1002. Great tip. Have struggled in the past to remove those bushings. Can't wait to try this.
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  1003. I’m 24 and have worked on automobiles for about 6.5 years now, restoring my own collection of older trucks. I’ve always figured airplanes and their technology were out of my reach so I never gave them much thought. Until about mid December (‘23) I watched one recommended YT video of a C17 Globemaster III accidentally lane at the wrong airport that happened to be much smaller and it reversed back and still took off to the shock of the crew behind the camera. Ever since, I’ve done so much research of what kind of aircraft the US military and others have around the world and their capabilities and support roles. Now I’m going thru the process of enlisting in the Air Force and by watching this one video I’ve realized that their engines aren’t too complicated and that I can pretty easily comprehend how they function, just like how I learns how automotive engines work. I will forever help my future children in understanding that they can achieve anything in this world and that nothing is out of their reach as long as they have some kind of interest in it. Passion can really be incredible.
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  1004. One moron to another, excellent content. Wheel caps get my vote. Thanks for sharing!
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  1005. traditional belts are very dependable, provided you change belt and tensioner regularly. Belt kits are inexpensive, and the job is no big deal.
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  1006. Love your channel brother!!
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  1007. You're the best engineering channel ever. I've been searching a channel like yours for years. I was wondering if you can do a video explaining which engine layout makes more power and why
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  1008. A couple of years ago I purchased the same cam gears, in the same color combo actually, and they have been great. Tightened them firmly by hand and no probs since. Incidentally these are probably the lightest on the market as well.
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  1009. You’re like a god of the 4age/MR2 info & mods out there! Thank you for existing ❤️
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  1010. This was bloody brilliant. One of the best feelings you can get is from fully understanding something logical like this👌
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  1011. That was one of the most informative and interesting mechanical things I've ever learned, and that's for over 56 years! Very very cool my friend, thank you!
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  1012. From alfisti, all I can say is congrats. Been waiting for a while on this piece. A job well done!!! How’s the carburated project going?
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  1013. Man you are seriously good at what your doing,top notch
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  1014. your ability to explain engineering concepts very well, you are also spot on with your observation about societal, political and enviromental issues. I really like your work. Keep it coming!
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  1015. Very technical and intelligent analysis. I can't believe I watched the whole video.
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  1016. Now that's the reason why those miserable Sunday evenings become a lot better less miserable. Thank you sir for your hard work! Really appreciated from a Greek fan of yours. Love the new GR Yaris although I won't be able too buy it and love your content every time. Especially this one!
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  1017. I've learned so much from this channel, thank you sincerely.
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  1018. You are speaking straight from my heart. Each and every word. Finally someone who gets it. Amazing work with this video, as always.
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  1019. Watching your early videos, I thought, this guy should speak out more. Nowadays, different story :D Seriously though, thanks for another informative vid!
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  1020. This man always speaks to my heart, he is like some sort of oracle that solves the mysteries of my life.
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  1021. You cannot overstate how good this video is. Bravo. Btw, the incoming "air" at 8:00 made me Lol. Brilliant.
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  1022. Dude. I fucking love this series. TY so much for spreading this info out. Im an EV guy by trade trying to learn about ICE engines and it is shocking hard to find videos like this that compare materials and production techniques for different parts.
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  1023. Awesome! I am a physicist, and I was looking for a "real" explanation of how MAF and MAP sensors work and until I found this, all I was finding was overly simplified (for what I wanted) explanations. And I got to learn about vane and vortex sensors as a bonus :-) Well done!
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  1024. Amazing video and very interesting as always! Id like to know why the teeth of the gear box gears are in angle. Just a video idea. Again great video!!!
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  1025. Superb! You always make engines both fun,   AND at the same time, make sense. And yeah, drag cars and their engines, are just insane 😂
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  1026. As someone who does not have any background in any types of engineering, I found this video and explanation to be extremely enlightening. If you can bring Normie’s along for the ride in such a way, I think you’re both winning.
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  1027. This is great! And the YouTube algorithms worked great, too, since I just watched F9's video on this yesterday. You sir, are truly a top level teacher!! 👍🏼👍🏼
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  1028. One of the many motorsport stories when it comes to cheating, also one of my personal favorite rally cars of all time, the Gt Four is just a AWD toyota madness. Just another awesome video, as always! If you like the american rancing scene, Nascar and Indy, take a look at the life and history of Smokey Yunick, the greates cheater of all time, that guy was a unit, had a really wild life and was a genius when it comes to mechanics and racing. I didn't like the american styling of racing as much, but after learning about the guy I started to learn more about it and, oh boy, it's really something to check it out. Ps: Sorry for my english, just a humble brazilian here. hahahaha
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  1029. I love this explanation, so Rich and easy to understand... Question, Did the 2nd generation lotus Elise (2zz I4) featured this configuration too?
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  1030. Booost schoool heck yeah love this dude
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  1031. That's a very satisfying repair. The grinder portion is not for the faint of heart, I would think. Maybe a Dremel would be easier to control for some of us. On my bicycle, I actually paid a shop which did have the expensive tools for that same job, the only time I've ever done that.
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  1032. 26:43 Nah it was a pretty good first attempt
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  1033. WOW! that was pretty damn good, thanks.
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  1034. This is the kind of clip I like to see. A real value for consumers. Not only opening a box of seller sent an item to a YT to hear what is written on the box! Needless to say, you have a new subscriber and two thumbs-ups.
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  1035. Always love your videos, super helpful!
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  1036. In WW2 some engines were made with a service life of just a few hours. Landing craft, for example. Line bored bored crankcases, with no main bearings. My dad's company, Ruston Hornsby, started receiving letters, often in pingin English, from around the world requesting new parts to rebuild them. They developed a kit that could be retrofitted; a new crank with smaller journals and a matching set of main bearings :-) some
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  1037. YEAH! I'm from Germany and it's a pretty rear engine around here. But I just LOVE the SC400. So it took me 10 YEARS to get one. (There are only around 20 of them on the german streets right now...) BUT I GOT MINE! I LOVE IT! It's a stock 1994 (build in 1993) SC400 first gen. And maybe it's gone get some work done... Maybe ;-)
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  1038. A realy good idea, especially the petrol bath. Sadly suspension arms made from pressed steel instead of cast aluminium, often to find on less sporty cars, sometimes do not have enougth "meat" for the gear puller to grab. If the gas torch is the only solution, here are some tips: 1. Do it outside. 2. Do not inhale the fumes and do not bend over the treated bushing. 3. Let it burn. It starts to stink when the fire is extinguished. 4. No need to completely burn the rubber away. Just heat up the inner steel tube until it can be pushed out of the rubber sleeve gently with a screwdriver or metal rod. The rubber can be pulled out easily afterwards. On bushings with an outer steel tube, like for example engine mounts I prefer another method: Mount a hand metal saw with the blade through the inner tube and saw through the inner tube, the rubber and precisely through the outer tube without demaging the engine mount. The tension of the pressed in bushing then reduces its scope and lets it fall out. If this doesn't work, do a second cut round about a centimeter next to the first an hammer a flat screwdriver between the outer tube and the engine mount.
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  1039. Woke up to D4A in my Inbox notifications. It's going to be a great day!
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  1040.  @d4a  Gotta make sure that she isnt running lean Fuel, air, sparks, all working like a team Aerodynamic streams, they are better when its clean Inside and out, efficiencys what we need. Had me inspired for a sec so I wanted to drop some of my own. Keep up the litness my man ✊
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  1041. I see a new Iconic Engines video. I click like.
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  1042. Direct to point. Comprehensive. Simple. This channel is top of the Elite, when it comes to explanations on a variety of technical aspects of cars. I can't even explain how glad I am for coming across it.
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  1043. A really impressive video. I've known about Stirling engines for ages and watched and read much about them, but I've never really understood how they work - or their advantages/disadvantages - until now. So, thank you for this - its wonderful to FINALLY understand something thats bugged me for decades!
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  1044. Stellar content and crystal-clear explanations as always, thank you very much, and especially for the better English subs
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  1045. I really wasn't expecting this video to be that dense of information and everything to be explained so well. Really good content keep up the good work!
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  1046. wonderful explanation, as always. I discovered your channel a few weeks ago and I'm watching little by little all your videos and I really appreciate them. Complimenti davvero, sei un grande, continua così 👍
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  1047. Wow!! I had no idea you can route twin turbo applications in different ways! Thank You so much for this video!!!
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  1048. I love your videos, I am now an engine enthusiast and I'm loving it
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  1049. Broooo... Your sarcasm and generally your sense of humor is so dope.. 😂😂
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  1050. I'm on minute 5 of the video and my mind is already blown!
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  1051. Man, I've got to tell you how refreshing it is that you're not begging me to subscribe and smash that like button, and don't forget the bell, or spending 5 minutes telling me about today's sponsor. And even without all of that, I felt compelled to subscribe anyway, which I rarely do, mainly because of the previously mentioned pressure. Thank you for making quality, honest content that's enjoyable to watch
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  1052. This video is amazing mate, fellow kiwi long live the kiwi beast rod millen
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  1053. Someone in the comments called it, this gentlemans hair style keeps getting better. But on a serious note, another insightful and informative video Sir. Fast becoming a legend man.
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  1054. i fucking love you bro, check my subscription date, I've been here since you started making videos on your mr2 engine and the diff between the blue and the black top, I wish you all the best and even tho this is different content but im honestly enjoying it even tho i know all of this information already... i just love the way you display yourself, Great path you set yourself onto btw, I know when the channel grows even more you'll go back onto project cars which is the thing im most excited and waiting for cause ik under that new man bun theres alot of crazy and new ideas. <3
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  1055. Thank you for going one step further than most others, the level of detail is excellent! Your video has has encouraged me to take my RZ-S A80 for a drive before it runs out of registration in two days time
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  1056. Love your channel dude
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  1057. People need to realize and recognize the amount of effort you put into your videos. Well done sir
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  1058.  @d4a  felt like longer 🤣
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  1059. You're the best on YouTube, I wish you could do more installments...I know it's a lot of work but it is truly quality material that is a joy to watch😊
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  1060. agree with every word said in this video. Your outlook on the world matches up with mine so well it's mental! I hope you keep doing well on Youtube, you totally deserve it for the work you put in your videos. Great to see you enjoying bike riding.. I love hiking in the mountains, the sights are incredible! Kind regards from Poland, mate -Albert
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  1061. As a training mechanic, this video is invaluable, absolutely fantastic explanation really appreciate it <3
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  1062. well done mate, it just goes to show that one " caveman " can install an engine by himself.....lol :) Cheers from Australia :)
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  1063. You've really come a long ways since these old times! I appreciate the upgrade in audio and video equipment. Lol.
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  1064. This channel is a gem. 💯
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  1065. I have found your videos very educational. They are well organized, very well researched, and explained exceptionally clearly. Thank you very much for your hard work.
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  1066. This is why I love the channel. It’s so easy to understand how a certain part of a car works and how to tune it. I’m learning things about cars that I shouldn’t know at the age of 15 and it’s free too 😅
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  1067. Are you still planning on doing another differential video that dives into the engineering of different style differentials (spools, helical, clutch type, etc.)? Also, I enjoyed this re-edit. I understood what you were getting at with the first version, but for me, this one was easier to follow. I hope the comments are nicer to you this time!
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  1068. The channel is driving for answers, it doesn’t have to be about motors or vehicles. Anything you want to explore is fine by me. I’m sure it’ll be as intriguing and well thought out as everything else you do. Take care. ☯️🙏
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  1069. This made my day, what a gem And that's him as a test driver at 5:55 Hope they see this at Toyota.
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  1070. You pronounce Toyota as Yoda...I like the way you pronounce it. “Smaller in number are we, but larger in mind.”
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  1071. I would like a series about break systems.
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  1072. Just want to say how much i respect your video quality and in depth explanations. Ive been trying to learn about cars specifically hondas and your k series motor break downs were awesome !
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  1073. Thank you for the BEST comparative explanation of these 3 piston engine cycle types! Very clear & precise!
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  1074. you just know that baby is locking into gear just right at 17:07, "CLONK" perfect :D this was an awesome vid man really cool seeing the inside of one of these bad bois :D nice! can't wait to see that LSD workin on the underdog ;)
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  1075. Honestly I already knew this but love watching your content
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  1076. I still have an Aygo, only thing I miss is the glove compartment, I never had seen a car without one until I got the Aygo, but for everything I need in a car, it works.
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  1077. Funnier than any current mainstream comedian thank you.
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  1078. POV Style... Internet ruined me :p
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  1079. Liked your honesty and your comparison of the two. I watched both videos too, and was very happy that you made a comprehensive follow up and comparison... Very cool of you to do!. Thanks for the uploads😎
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  1080. This is a simple explanation of the benefits behind rational thought, made understandable to anyone who will take the time to listen. We need more of this.
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  1081. Bikes are great, especially the older ones. I found it hilarious that in the other vid that guy commented he would stop following the channel until you made more mr2 vids, seriously come on! All your vids are entertaining and more content is never a bad thing. Being so narrow minded must be a real drag!!
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  1082. Car porn levels of satisfying.
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  1083. Ha, now I know where I can 'find' a free GoPro camera
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  1084. Stalls of beel right there! Epic opening drone shot. I've driven snowy dirt roads all my life, but I'm still afraid to go hard. Good news is, snow banks are like safety bumpers! As I have learned from many small mishaps. Bummer about the front bumper, but I'm so glad you dodged the doggo. Where you were driving looks largely similar to where I live. Someday, I promise you, my MR2 with its own crazy engine swap will be out attacking the snowy roads too. You may have to experiment with Scandi flicks and left foot braking next. Ahhh! I am so excited for the engine swap. Can't wait. Your friend in the green car is a drift legend. Last note, yes everything will one day rust away and we're all gonna die, so let's have some fun. Živjeli!
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  1085. I feel like an engine builder after watching this video! 😂 Have always wondered the mechanical differences between these two. Thanks so much for the amazing explanation.
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  1086. Nice! Enjoyed the montage, and the engine looks fantastic! Can't wait to see it running! Should be a beast.
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  1087. Now thats what u call quality
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  1088. I'm leading a small team of people that are supposed to audit repairs done in the workshops of a big OEM. Most of my team never worked in the automotive. This video (and many others from you) are a huge help to enable my team to understnad multiple principles of the tech used in today's vehicles. But I also have to admit that, after many years in this industry, these videos are also a big help for me to understand better or remember some of the stuff I should know. Many, many thanks for doing all this work :)
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  1089. Extremely well researched and expertly presented. I learned a ton ! Thank you.
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  1090. Genious simply material, it will help the generations. Thanks !
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  1091. From an EV fan - thank you for an excellent presentation!
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  1092. Glad to see your channel growing, best of luck to you! I remember it was quite smaller not too long ago :). Now we watch it together with my family 😁
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  1093. This series is the best!
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  1094. Looking at the NODIZ site, they are actually using your videos for their install guide. I'm grabbing one for my Scirocco 16v with Yamaha r1 carbs. Thanks for all the info.
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  1095. This amazing video really changed my view of the LS for the better, thanks for the enlightement🙏🙏🙏
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  1096. I just found out this channel and it's great to see that Engineering Explained is not the only one explaining automotive mechanics from a physics standpoint.
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  1097. Great video. I have never actually thought about additional acceleration/deceleration due to the rod being at an angle, but now it seems so obvious.
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  1098. Once again, most informative, thanks 🙏🏻
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  1099. This has got to be my most favorite automotive YouTube Channel. The videos are perfect for someone who is a visual learner. Also this channel goes to show that a video doesn’t need to be flashy and have a huge budget to be an amazing YouTube channel. Perfect Channel keep doing what you do best!
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  1100. Fantastic video, as always. Even a non mechanic like myself can understand how to do this job with this video. Very very well done !
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  1101. Great video, sensible measured pieces of advice that any amateur could understand.
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  1102. The only channel that deserves to share. Thank you so much . Your biggest fan from Saudi Arabia
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  1103. I can say i saw almost the entire process
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  1104. I had the same problem with the fuel injection of my ae86's 4age, and definitely the best option was to make it carbureted. but I used a conventional car carburetor, but I do not lose the hope of one day putting bike carbs or weber. good video, thanks and good luck!
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  1105. Man I just want to tell you that you are doing a fantastic job! I've been seeing your channel since the beginning and is Soo satisfying seeing you grow to the post that you can easily explain such a powerful concept like VE! You're great, thank you for your great job! 👍🏻
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  1106. I cant wait to see the motor running! It will sound and feel amazing I bet :)
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  1107. The quality of the video production as well as the way a fairly complex vehicle engineering subjected was presented is impressive. I've been enjoying the channel for a while now but this one stands as one of the bests. Congrats for the hard work, really looking forward to the LSD types video and how they work!
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  1108. Man, I watch a lot of your videos (M.E. here) and I just want to let you know, I appreciate your passion and bluntness immensely. You don’t try to fake reality in any way, I don’t know a better way to put it. Love from California.
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  1109. I teach automotive and this video was so good! I am using it for a lesson. Awesome work man, thank you! I just wanted to give credit where credit is due.
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  1110. It's what an 80 car ad could have been. Very cool, great job to all involved!
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  1111. What I'm loving about your bike videos is recognizing the same feelings I had when I started riding a few years ago. I also started "too late" as many people put it, at 35. It absolutely changed my view of life, traveled more than 34000 km in the last two years and got me to meet amazing places, people, sensations and emotions. Congratulations on your new bike and no matter what people say, just enjoy. If you like it, then it's OK. Ps: would you like me to add spanish subtitles to some of your videos? Your content is so good that it deserves to get to as many people as possible.
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  1112. Quality content like no other channel!
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  1113. So emotional video! Amazing job. I noticed that you had a long time to upload and I was smiling. I knew... And when you crank that dirty thing I was: alright, let's go! Curious what you have accomplished waiting for your videos. I bet it's good as always. Greetings from Greece 🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷
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  1114. You're one hell of a poet. Thanks for this. Thanks for doing what you do with this channel, but especially for this one.
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  1115. One of the only channels you can hit 'like' before actually watching the video, and the most informative, and entertaining automotive channel on YouTube, in my opinion anyway.
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  1116. I worked with Dave Rebello in the mid 80's in Concord, CA. He built a killer L20B for my 510 that I raced in the SCCA for a couple years and several engines & chassis for friends and co-workers. After I moved back to So Cal in late 85, I went to work at M & G Z cars in Montclair for about 10 years. I built many, many L series engines for many customers. Most of them stock or mildly built, a few turbo monsters. I've stripped down countless Z cars to the bare tub and rebuilt back to new bolt by bolt. I was always impressed with the L series engines. After they closed doors I worked at a few Nissan dealerships in the area, in 2001 at technician training in Costa Mesa I had the chance to meet Mr. K. He was very cordial and seemed very pleased that I so much enjoyed being a mechanic. I feel very fortunate to have met & worked with some really talented people in my career. Two years ago I ran into an old customer, he was still driving the 83 280ZX I rebuilt for him, we spent a good time catching up that afternoon, glad to see that car again so many years later !
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  1117. I think a good video cannot be ''too long''. It's more about density than it is about lenght, for example I regularly find myself fastforwarding 13min videos because they just talk about unrelevent topics. However I'm 40 minutes into this video and I haven't felt bored for a single second. this is great really, keep it up !
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  1118. I love your videos mate, they should be used as additional training methods for apprentice mechanics. Very interesting and well presented too.
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  1119. I love you approach and your attitude. I'm 23 years old and already notice how I'm being less "reckless". I'm riding bikes since I was 19, but have done nearly 100k km on a variety of bikes. In the beginning I was surely riding fast, and I still am riding fast, difference is, that I am now in control haha. I would love to ride with you. You seem to be a really great guy. I did a tour with my gf last year where we rode from Germany through Austria, Italy, Slovenia, Croatia, Montenegro, Albania, Greece, Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary and back. Could have visited you then haha. A few tips that I do have, of which I think they are truly universal, are: - protect your hearing. Bikes are loud, and wind noise in the helmet is even louder. Get a cheap set of 100 pairs of disposable foam earplugs from the hardware store and always keep some in your jacket. - target fixation is a thing, basically any rider has experienced it, many have crashed because of it. Mentally go through what to do when you catch yourself fixating on some tree or even the outside white line of the road. - be sure you know how counter steering works, especially since you only recently started riding bicycles. Other than that you are doing great and I wish you the best of luck :)
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  1120. That majestic hair though!
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  1121. awesome driving dude
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  1122. You are single-handedly keeping me sane! Keep'em coming!
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  1123. I have 25+ years of experience in automotive technology and racing. Your video is the best teaching aid I have ever seen, well done!
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  1124. I love your explanations!
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  1125. Do the 4g63 next please! Please! Please!
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  1126. Galvanized Greatness brought up a great point! All of your videos, except maybe engine specific, should be in auto tech schools as a part of their curriculum! I sure wish I had these videos available to me when I was in auto tech school. I'm very thankful for them today though to keep expanding my knowledge of the engine. Thank you D4A! You are the best!
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  1127. You are really unfindable, especially for engineering students, keep doing great work 🔥
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  1128. Every time I watch one of your videos I start to think “well he missed an important detail”, then 45 seconds later, you pull round to that important detail after it’s become fully relevant.
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  1129. I swear I just congratulated you two months ago for hitting 500k and now it's at 1M!! Well done, sir. Well deserved. Hopefully many million more to come. Thanks for all you add to the automotive world. WMI is very cool. I always wondered if the extra oxygen amounts to any extra power as well.
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  1130. I couldve been born 20 yrs earlier… God gave us you on purpose!!! 🙌🏾🙌🏾
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  1131. Happy D4A Sunday from California! Really enjoying this content. This new engine looks fantastic!
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  1132. I have a Tiger 900 and when I knew my motorcycle has such a strange engine configuration I thought this was stupid. Now I do not think it is stupid anymore. Thank you. Keep beeing probably the best channel on mechanical engineering ever.
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  1133. Excellent video! I am not an engineer - just a mathematician and Porsche owner - and this design seems very elegant and plausible!
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  1134. The best, most professional engineering explanation that I have ever witnessed. Thank you.
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  1135. Ah, I see. Ihi has to build the boats to transport the turbos, then they have to build the bridges for people to tear them out on.
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  1136. Iive seen a tonne of car and engine theory vids over the years and dabbled a little bit and you always see examples of tradeoffs in engines, like you want more torque well you trade power etc. But this video really clearly explains how every little thing can affect an engine and its design. Cam timing, cam lift, valve size, valve angle, portsize, port angle. So. Many. Variables!!! But thats why its so awesome to get into cars, you could be like every other guy and drop an LS in a car because its a relatively easy way to get big power for decent money. But you man, you take an economy head and youre going to make it work because youre looking at the design and how the things they did for efficiency can help you make a fun, serious, and probably really unique engine. This is why I love this channel. No sheep doing the same tired old projects. Were breaking new-ish ground!!! So awesome and great job dude so excited for this one!!
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  1137. My story...It was a cold winter day in Detroit in 1999 and I went out to "Dearlership Row" to check out the offerings of a few manufacturers because I was going to soon retire my ageing Corolla. The Toyota shop had nothing interesting to look at. The VW sales staff didn't even get up out of their seat when I walked in. So I went over to the Mazda dealership to check out the little blue car sitting in the window. I knew nothing about the Miata but (since all the kids were grown) a 2-seater looked "interesting". The saleslady walked over to me and asked, "Do you want to take it out for a spin?" Sure, why not! The cabin felt a little claustrophobic at first, but that feeling vanished in about 5 minutes and I was having the time of my life plowing through the light snow that started falling. After the test-drive she said, "Do you want to take it home overnight?" Of course I thought she was kidding, but after handing over my license and signing a few papers, I found myself driving home that evening in a brand-new, MX-5 Miata (10th Anniversary Edition). 22 years later that car is still in my garage - albeit heavily modified. You're right; there is NOTHING like a MX-5.
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  1138. You literally make things easy to understand, you’ve got a gift, thank you for sharing it with us
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  1139. I am so proud of you!!! I see a blossoming career in motorsports media in your future! What a great journey this has been...
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  1140. This was genuinely interesting and very easy to understand. Thankyou for the education my good sir!
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  1141. Hey bro, very nice video, i am learning english and i can understand you easily. Now you have a new subscriber :D
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  1142. The thing I love the most about this channel is the topics it covers. You just don't think these as something you would do to your car, but after the video it's like a "totally obvious" thing to do. Plus, it goes beyond the typical bolt-on turbo, catalog cams and such. One of the best channels about cars, if not the best.
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  1143. This is so clever! I may do this for my transmission mount which has become hard to find.
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  1144. A plastic tomato sauce bottle with a pouring tip is a great container that gives much better control of the flow of liquids. The tip allows you to pour into small, precise places, and you just don't get the product spillage seen here. The easiest way to remove old mounts is to burn them on an outdoor wood fired bbq without trying to remove them from the OME bracket. Once all rubber is gone, the outer sleeves of the OME push in mounts can then be cut once with a reciprocal saw & twisted free easily. Plastic bagging or pallet wrap serves as a great release surface to avoid cardboard hang up! Maybe a better way than using cardboard to local centre sleeves is to 12mm chipboard. Three nails will locate the outer rim, then put the centre piece where it needs to be (offset or not offset), and drill a hole through the centre so you can fit a bolt to the chipboard & hold it in place firmly with a nut. Common floor wax is a great release agent I use all the time in fiberglassing along with PVA release, so I'm also keen to try them when i attempt this manufacturing myself.
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  1145. Another great video man! I'll watch V2 in a bit as I'm supposed to be "working" right now. 😂 I'm going to refer to my open diff as an UNlimited Slip Differential from now on so it sounds cooler. 🤣
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  1146. The best comparison of a diesel and petrol engine. Great job!
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  1147. Great video my friend! As a physicist myself with a master degree in Convencional and Renewable Energy systems, i can really appreciate your knowledge and effort. Mechanical Engineering is my passion. Greetings from Greece. Keep up your excellent work!
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  1148. Gotta admit the EJ had an extremely good run. Most engines don't have nearly a 3 decade lifespan. Surprisingly, the SR20 comes close, but only due to the SR20VET in the Nissan X-Trail. The EJ managed to get praise from drivers and automotive journalists alike the entire time, and the last EJ cars are still being sold today. The S209 even sold for over its MSRP of $65,000. Couple minor corrections. The S209 has an EJ25 and makes 341HP. The S208 had an EJ20 that made 325HP. So your max factory HP numbers were a bit off. Special editions though. Lastly, the EJ20 in any form left stock and well maintained is one of the most reliable 90s/00s turbo engines, especially Phase I. That's a hill I'll die on. ;) Great episode man!
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  1149. such a great video. Im technically minded with an engineering background and found this to be a really good balance of basic vs technical. core concepts explained well, no overthought on irrelevant info and a focus on the basic x,y,z axes well done
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  1150. Thank you so very much for your video! The way you explain makes me smile. And it would be great if you make a separate video on 4A-GZE. As for 2ZZ-GE - in Russia it is known as engine for - let me call it - 'performance, not mileage.
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  1151. Good on you for admitting to and clarifying your mistakes. Great channel!
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  1152. You are at God level of lecturing anything. Your personal energy could be canned and sold as life aid to others. Worth watching any of your videos. Great work!
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  1153. This video was a masterpiece from start to finish.
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  1154. I'd call that a success. The only problem now is because it was so well put together and believable, it's gunna be bard to believe your next video! Best April fools I've ever seen, bloody good effort.
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  1155. I love how you're such a casual weeb in this video. The realistic "Impossiboru!" rage face, Nyan Cat, and Rei Ayanami. Nice impression of the Toyota fanboys being salty over how the Supra and the 86 are BMW and Subaru, respectively. Akio must've known those cars would be impossible to have without outside help. It's business, and they need to make money. And casual mention of Scotty Kilmer. And very informative video, as always. We in America may not get the GR Yaris, but that doesn't make Toyota fans excited.
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  1156. This type of video i was waiting for Thank you so much bro Keep it up
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  1157. Been following for a while now and I enjoy your videos but usually I don't really learn anything new (engineer and car nut for a long time). This one though I didn't know and it was excellent. Really enjoyed it. Very clearly presented and explained.
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  1158. Oh goddamnit, how come now my idea of a fun evening activity is watching a 20+ min video of detailed inner workings of combustion engines. I don't even drive.
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  1159. Yet another awesome installment, ❤ the gold assimilation, I was taking a sip of my drink and almost sprayed it all over! As always your videos are over the top. You are such a talented guy.
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  1160. Brilliant idea ! I would have never thought of that !
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  1161. Thank you so much, this is exactly what I was looking for and the flawless grammar was a satisfying bonus. I suppose, unlike in America. they actually teach English in Sarajevo!
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  1162. I feel attacked.
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  1163. The rap was everything. You are a master and anyone can tell the passion you have for a good piece of enginnering. That's why I want to change my R18 2009 Civic to an K20 Si. Cheers from Argentina. Great stuff to watch and learn.
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  1164. What about the reliability of b series transmissions vs. k series transmissions? I think that if u made a side series about classic tuner transmissions & the aftermarket support for them would really be interesting & would help grow ur channel Ps great job i loved the video & all ur content . u really do ur research & put the time in on the videos & i think ur channel is on top of its game for what u do
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  1165. Awesome series, love listening your videos while working :-) One little addition to your info, at 2:00, there are motorcycle engines in series production that produce around 200Hp/Liter like the sport 600cc and 1000cc japanese bikes.. Would be nice to make a video on the tech that goes in those modern bike engines. I know they are not car engines so your info is correct. Thank you and whish you happy hours in the garage! George.
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  1166. D4A I really don’t know how you keep on presenting really useful information in such a visual and interesting manner. Thank you my friend
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  1167. Im in love with the ending of this video
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  1168. This is hands down the best engineering video I've ever watched and also the best engineering related explanation I've ever seen in my life as a mechanic. Massive kudos!
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  1169. I love your videos. So informative and even, in the case of today, philosophical. I really appreciated your take on failure. We can all learn so much from failure. Fail big and fail often, you will eventually achieve success that no one else thought possible.
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  1170. Love the rants lol. Did not expect the life lesson at the end. You are one of a kind, having a gf from Bosnia and knowing all the stories i can definitely relate and feel the deeper meaning. Love you, stay strong!
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  1171. This has to be one of the most underrated videos on YouTube. The info here is more important than those who chase illusions and roll with the band wagon. This is how you properly tune your car to yourself and learn to enjoy it properly.
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  1172. This is incredibly useful information! I had zero oil pressure at idle after warming up, and was concerned it was the oil pump. It turned out to be the oil pressure relief valve (attached to the oil filter sandwich plate) being stuck open. But if I ever need to replace the oil pump, I now know what revisions to look for before installation. Thank you so much for making this video!
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  1173. I nodized that the nodiz uses nodizzy anymore. That is a very good explanation dude. Keep up the good work 👍
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  1174. Before I even seen the title or channel, I could tell by the thumb nail that D4A dropped a video!!!
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  1175. Also, just want to point out that the LS7’s in the C6 Corvettes all had dry sump oil systems. (Manual transmission C6 Grand Sport Corvettes with the LS3 also all had a factory dry sump system).
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  1176. Hello D4A! Thx a lot for this video. It's amazing how much knowledge you share with us. I study mechanical engineering, and even your most theoretical videos are much practical and entertaining. Salute from Brazil! 🤘🏼
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  1177. I've had this argument with several people in the past. Fact is, stock brakes (at least since the 1990s) are limited by the traction of your tyres. They will apply the naximum amount of braking that physics will allow at least 5 times in a row from a very high speed. Therefore, your street car doesn't need upgraded brakes unless you intend on braking the law. Regardless of how much power it has. If you're going to the track, then upgraded brakes can help. Generally you'll get by with just track pads.
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  1178. I don't care about how engines work really, yet I find his explanation so clear and compelling that I not only watched the whole thing, I was actually interested.
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  1179. Ma-man! Listening to Synthwave
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  1180. I believe in caveman style! Great work!
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  1181. 19:50 "Observe the point where the needle changes direction." This is exactly why I'm analog not digital. Old-school dial-torque-wrench guy, too. Craftsmanship. Keep up the good work on your vids! Can't rave enough about 'em.
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  1182. Just finished watching your updates about your 4AFE build. Have to say you've taught me more relevant, applicable things than hours of general reading and watching on many other channels. So happy to have become a patron to help support your projects and your continued educating. Thanks, Cole
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  1183. The sound of perfect tuning.. Great video!
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  1184. this presenters enthusiasm and clear voice is priceless.. well done yet again .. been following your videos for years
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  1185. I'm not a gearhead by any stretch of the imagination, but thank you for how you've explained all this. I've never even heard of this style of engine before, but you've broken it down in a way that lets me see the physics without losing me in jargon. I'll have to check out some more videos; you may have just gotten another subscriber.
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  1186. Bots are out in force today
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  1187. I always love how in depth your videos are
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  1188. Really love this series! Eagerly awaiting the next ICONIC ENGINES!
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  1189. I really like how you beak things down to make it easier for people to understand the basics of how things work Awsome love your content brother
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  1190. Nice explanation of secondary balance, this is your best one so far 🙂
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  1191. The effort put into this video really shows. Reference grade stuff. Many thanks!
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  1192. First I want to say I absolutely love your channel. Everything is so well explained. That being said, you kind of forgot about the impact of marketing and advertising on consumers. The unfortunate truth is that many people buy things because they're told they should. The psychology is proven. In addition, once people are convinced of something, it really hard to change their minds. So we've convinced a huge percentage of the population that bigger, more luxurious, more powerful cars are what they want, and suddenly we want to say, "Psych! Just kidding. Buy small efficient cars!" Yeah, that's going to go badly for a long time.
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  1193. Very heart felt, loved every second of it. Thank You x
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  1194. I definitely did not shed a tear. 🥺😭
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  1195. This is a very great explanation and visualization.
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  1196. Great video, I didn`t know that there were engines actually circulating oil around the combustion chambers. I would add that the biggest advantage water has over oil as a cooling fluid is it`s thermal conductivity. Combined with the thermal capacity it makes water about 8 or so times better as a cooling medium. Keep up the great content, I am learning tons from each of your videos.
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  1197. Chillest engine teardown ever!!!!
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  1198. Big comfy return spring... Better make a T-shirt yo!
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  1199. I worked with a guy that only spoke spanish in my very first mechanic job. I spoke some conversational spanish but it was practically useless when trying to talk about industry specific stuff. This is actually really helpful lol
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  1200. The L28E is my favourite engine for many reasons! All of which where mention in this awesome video! 😁
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  1201.  @jetplume  well, I guess you’ve never had the pleasure of being a teacher and having the satisfaction of your students learning something new instead of having the satisfaction of proving you know more than them. I hope you get to experience it one day.
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  1202. Thank you for making this video! I have a 1987 mr2 that has been parked since 2006 needed engine removal and I finally yesterday started on disconnecting everything. Your video has been a huge help.
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  1203. Man, I never really totally understood the difference between the two until now. Even after watching many different videos from engineering channels. Thanks!
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  1204. This looks like fun. Can’t wait to see how this comes out! Always love your content. I always patiently await a video every week.
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  1205. Thank you for such a clear and interesting dissertation on what could be considered a rather dull subject. You have an incredible way of lecturing and that is a gift.
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  1206. There is no better explanation than this. Thank you so much!
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  1207. You're such a goof with your rap and French, hahaha. Love it. Awesome video man! Lots of good info. Makes me want to work on my Eclipse. :P
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  1208. Brilliant. Thank you for this video. It really warms the heart to know that people with this mindset exists on this planet.
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  1209. Love the enthusiasm taking off that hat! That tank is Absolutely art!
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  1210. I cannot express in words how much I love this video, and all the other content on this channel is just as good. I just hit that subscribe button. Keep up the good work bro!
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  1211. Just wana say thank you so much for taking the time to record this beautiful relaxing and informative video...i dont even own a car but this video was much appreciated thank you...From Caribbean
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  1212. Refuse to give up
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  1213. Just ran across your video, I've built engines since I was 12, and I have to give you a very good kudos for this video. It's just detailed enough for the common joe, and complete enough for people to get a reasonable grasp without being too complicated. Great job, keep it up, I think you'll do very well !!😉
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  1214. Thank you for this engaging lesson! I hope there will be many more videos in this bootcamp. Stay well and God bless!
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  1215. My dude, your channel is an absolute gem and you always produce some of the best videos out there among engine design.
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  1216. Love it!!!
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  1217. One of the most well-explained videos on Youtube for this topic. This is a Secondary, Trade-School level presentation.
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  1218. Iron block or I walk. In 1999 a kid's movie came out. The Iron Giant. It wasn't called The Aluminum Giant. Even movie directors know iron is superb.
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  1219. When you try to make more horsepower to beat your neighbor’s bike and know you are in the basement watching videos about longitudinal waves
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  1220. The overwhelming enthusiasm is contagious.
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  1221. Love this channel. You are a inspiration for me. So calm and positive,thank you for your video's and sharing your knowledge buddy
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  1222. You are so good at explaining these concepts. It's like I can hear my own visual thoughts being spelled out to me! Thank you.
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  1223. Bloody genius! I’ve been to the Porsche factory in Weissach and they insisted in NDA and all cameras/phones (laptop cameras covered with tape) left at reception. Unsurprising as there were development and test mules all over the place.
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  1224. When an intricate and complex engineering design is explained with this much clarity and simplicity, it is truly a work of art to have followed along on this learning adventure with a master educator such as yourself. Thank you!
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  1225. You are an authority tho, you are the only aw11 youtube guy & you have helped a lot of owners fix these cars!
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  1226. Bloody excellent video.Removes all of the mystique about porting the heads.This is the sort of video that gives you the impetus to get up & give it a go.
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  1227. Thank you for this! I love that your new joy in motorcycling has given you renewed joy in adventure. This was a great reminder to just get out there and BE!
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  1228. Very informative. I knew the basics but the details are fascinating.
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  1229.  @d4a  Hello @driving 4 answers, Hat's off to you for professionally addressing a trolling comment and accepting/correcting the mistake. Did not plan on leaving a comment and also noticed max RPM vs peak HP discrepancy...but let it slide as I always enjoy watching your videos, so keep them coming! PS: Personal thank you. Several years ago you did a video on rebuilding Toyota brake calipers. I rebuilt on the calipers on my 2001 MR2/S and your video helped! You even responded to my request on where to find the caliper pin dust covers! Thank You! LSmiata/Mr. P
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  1230. Love this channel's focus on history and trivia surrounding cars. Thanks for packing so much into highly entertaining straight to the point videos. I watch this while working because your delivery isn't so hype as to be distracting/cringe but not too low key to be boring.
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  1231. Okay, I have to admit, I've never owned a "big dumb V8" in my life, but the line "And in the V8 we trust" made me feel pretty damned patriotic anyway.
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  1232. What a great channel, informing, interesting and so well put together, the narrator has a great speaking voice. I love stumbling on great channels!
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  1233. This is my favorite educational channel! The way you can explain mechanics in such a clear precise manor is amazing!!
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  1234. I have seen several explanations of this, but yours is the clearest. Thanks.
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  1235. Man that was heavy on the brain but you described it beautifully. Well done mate.
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  1236. Thank you, very thorough breakdown. All to often the "HP pie in the sky" guys get over amped on the potentials and don't really discuss the expense and problems- you covered it pretty much like mud! Several Toyota engines are starting to be much more attractive as well as new design and prototype parts creation machinery are driving the cost of developing those parts down- this engine may be a bigger "commer" in years to come.Thanks again for a great presentation- the new audio as well as lights are much appreciated!
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  1237. Surprisingly wasn't a very obvious spy for Suzuki. 😂😂😂 This is a crazy history. Had no idea so much went into this development.
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  1238. Well video came out 15 seconds ago so you could say this is the most on time I've ever been. 😌 D4A video means good day.
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  1239. Great video. We still occasionally see E30 M3 track cars come through the shop with built 2.5 liter Evo engines and aftermarket engine management (to eliminate that horrible airflow meter from the stock setup) and they easily produce 275+ whp using race gas on the chassis dyno. That's incredibly impressive for an engine design whose genesis was nearly 40 years ago. Fully agree with naming this engine one of the all time greats.
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  1240. Clap, clap, clap (that's me clapping hands) - an excellent and very intuitive explanation of a matter which is broad by itself, and constantly abused by many, hmmm, "experts".
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  1241. @28:00 i can see it was all worth it from your face ^^ Car sounds AMAZING!
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  1242. Love the accents 🤣🤣🤣
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  1243. I actually never knew this...very fundamental concept and very very informative video...thank you very much 👍
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  1244. thanks for reminding me how cool the FIAT multiair system is.
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  1245. i went from thinking he went crazy to now being able to pass an auxiliary engine systems parts exam
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  1246. wanted to look into the design and engineering of this engine but the wiki page was lacking, checked out some launch info but THIS is what's needed!!! thanks D4A <3 ur so great man, love the videos.
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  1247. "Measure me baby" hahaha this was a great video. Never knew titanium was notch sensitive thats very cool. Awesome work as always man :)
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  1248. Unbelievably good content. Thank you for your work.
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  1249. This guy gets it. Theres a certain feeling the L powered Z cars gives that gets in your soul. Everything he describes, the sounds, the smells, the analog driving experience; it's pure bliss for a true petrol head. Great job man. Love this video.
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  1250. This guy, my tuner, and my usual mechanic are pretty much the only people I listen to regarding cars.
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  1251. I’ve had a tough time understanding these concepts for a long time a thin cleared it up for me. Thank you!
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  1252. Fantastic instructional video!. I'm a mechanical engineer with 20+ yrs professional experience,... And I've never seen a better 'down to earth' explanation of power vs torque. Well done 👍
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  1253. D4A I've used your method to get my new 4ag in my 86 broken in. Working like a dream which is awesome!
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  1254. I don't even own a car but still comes back to watch every video. Your knowledge could never be too much, whatever it is about, and whether or not you own a car or not. 👍
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  1255. Some legends say the engines are still running on the testing rig.
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  1256. Thank you for another amazing episode of iconic engines! I've been excitedly awaiting it all week! :D can't wait for the next
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  1257. You are very detailed and informative without all the technical complexities. I wish my Uni Engineering Lecturers had the ability you present. Very well done. Thankyou
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  1258. So glad I discovered your channel! Your knowledge and sense of what gear heads want from a video is just stellar 👍
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  1259. Good stuff as always, I feel smarter after watching your videos :D I have to say I am impressed at the condition under the car, not bad at all for such an old timer!
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  1260. I love your mr2 man,i wish you many happy miles in it! Ever thought of a 2zz swap?
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  1261. Boy oh boy oh boy. This video couldn't be more true, more powerful, or more brilliant. I bought a new Scion xB in 2008 and still love that car, with its 156k miles and a bit of an oil leak. For a while I thought about replacing it with a hydrogen vehicle; but advances in that technology have been slow and, in any case, I understand now that it would demand more resources than I want to use in good conscience. Same now with EVs. Since the pandemic I drive far less than I used to, so I plan to keep my trusty and hardworking "tin can" Scion, and just rebuild the engine if and when the time comes. We simply don't need to buy new cars every few years like they're effin coffee makers. Thanks so much for this great video, and I plan to share it with many friends and family.
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  1262. Brilliant video bud , loved the beginning 😂😂 I’m a big Honda enthusiast, love the brand but I have owned other jdm hero’s but a few years back I decided Honda is the manufacturer for me, love their history, their passion for their products. Owning a fd2R gives me such a proud feeling ,definitely my dream car . Again I really enjoyed the video . The jokes were on point but believe me , we are not all like that , I’m a proper Honda enthusiast and respect and like a lot of cars . Cheers bud. Greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪
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  1263. Stopped watching after 5:07
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  1264. Always a great channel to watch. Thanks for all of the hard work helping educate people.
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  1265. I had no idea of this technology . Your explanation of this was very clear. I can only imagine the time spent editing this video. Thank you for your time and effort to create this.
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  1266. Amazing job with friends. Congratulations. We expecting more videos ripping it at twisted roads
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  1267. Complete underrated channel compared to big channels on youtube. 1. The content is excellent and informative. 2. His english is really clear and easy to understand. That is a advance for foreigner english speakers because they do not have to learn first to speak clear like a narrator without dialect or peculiarities.
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  1268. This is a good idea on the camera angle. I'd love to do this when I get back into autocross. Also, I've always been a firm believer for doing so donuts and drifts in a very large empty parking lot after it snows to get a good feel for how your car behaves in slippery conditions. Either way, those are beautiful roads!! Thank you for making this fantastic video. Great content as usual.
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  1269. If you aren’t a teacher, you definitely should be. I have watched quite a few of your videos and the way you explain everything in detail the way you do is amazing. Keep up the good work my friend. Thank you for the knowledge 🙏
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  1270. In New Zealand in 1990 we got the ae92 hatch called the gti. It was the nz new and built version of the Gen 2 fxgt. It had the red and black top, which is the smallport 7 rib that put out 127hp and was rev limited, not speed limited. I owned mine for 5 years and it is in my top 3 owned cars. 150kph in 3rd 😂 I miss it. I chose to keep my gtt caldina which has the 3sgte and awd etcetc. Great vid, excellent knowledge and great for anyone looking to own a 4age containing vehicle. Thanks for your good work.
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  1271. Man, I thoroughly enjoyed this.
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  1272. i want my 7 cylinder 3JZ-GTE a promise is a promise. ;)
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  1273. Copy and paste exactly for any Toyota engine ever? Roger that. Thanks D4A!
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  1274. Thank you very much sir. This was the most frightening part of modification for me and I don't live in a place where you can rely on professionals for this job. Now I feel more comfortable about having to do this myself.
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  1275. Interessant. Je savais que le premier V8 avait ete concu en France, mais je ne connaissais pas les details. Thanks for the history lesson! Hon hon hon!
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  1276. Not a JDM guy but this is very interesting as its something I've always wanted to know.. This channel needs MORE exposure. Content is absolutely the best I've seen. Everyone should share this with at least one car friend...
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  1277. My viewing of this video was more for entertainment than wanting to replicate the effect - love car stuff and anything presented by you... but as you predicted, I also learned more about engines from your explanations of how this effect is achieved and the differences in fuel delivery between carburettor and injection engines, aaaand a little bit about engine mapping / ECU control which is very new to me. Thanks for once again making something that educates and entertains!
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  1278. As soon as I saw the news about the engine, I was looking forward to this video!
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  1279. Mate the last beep after the rant just got me laughing haha, I love how it went from a Tesla review video to humanity review haha. You have an amazing energy dude! I learned a lot of stuff from your vids and explanations of combustion engine things, they are very educating and informative!
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  1280. This is the very definition of a useful Youtube video. Good information, plenty of comments on what's going on, no stupid theatrics & music that doesn't drive you crazy by the end of the video. Great job!
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  1281. Where can I give you 100 thumbs up? In all seriousness, this video is great. Many people don't understand the complexities of developing anything. This is sometimes a failure of the press. On a related note, I would like your take on things like Liquidpiston or the Omega 1 engine. Purely from a technical standpoint.
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  1282. Great job breaking down these concepts, I learned something new today, thank you 🙏
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  1283. 🎉 Love seeing these updates! Living the dream man! I found your channel a couple years ago and have learned SO much from your videos, so cool to see how far this project has come! It's so clear in your speech how great this accomplishment feels for you, and as a viewer it's so cool to see that. You're an inspiration, congrats! 🎉
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  1284. Well done. Exactly what I was looking for before starting to work on mine.
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  1285. great video! Can't wait for more videos as this engine comes together.
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  1286. LOL, I have been enjoying your Iconic Engines series and this popped up in my feed. I watched this video when it first came out! You've come a long way.
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  1287. I can't stop laughing 😂😂😂 Oh Ma God Mah Cheeks HURTS 😭😂
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  1288. Why did seven people dislike this? They wanted a video of fuzzy bunnies, and dammit, there are no fuzzy bunnies in this video?
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  1289. 18:05 That was so genuine haha. Amazing build.
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  1290. I love these videos and how in depth you get. I appreciate the extensive research that you must do to bring this to us. Keep em comming! And thank you.
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  1291. I thought I knew quite a lot about petrol an diesel engines. I was wrong! I learned SO much from this video. Thanks 👍👍👍👍
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  1292. I think this is the best channel on YouTube for explaining internal combustion engine technology. And given how much automotive content there is in YouTube , that's damned high praise.
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  1293. @29:00 "LOOK WHAT I OWN, IT'S AN ANCIENT PIECE OF garbage" XD lmao
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  1294. I'm a chain smoker and have a compulsive NOS energy drink problem. My rx7 and civic rt4wd are ashtrays. Fun ashtrays.
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  1295. I just finished your "iconic engine" playlist and loved every second! Maybe you could do a video series on the most terrible engines ever made? It would be sooo interesting to see what went wrong on a in-depth technical level! Your calm, factual and neutral video style would be perfect for this, analyzing if the hate for each engine is really justified.
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  1296. Damn I just spun my rod bearing last week too. I was so lost on how to fix this and was considering just getting a new motor from the junkyard but now I might try to fix it. This video is totally kick ass man thanks a million you have no idea!!! Always look for your new videos
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  1297. I Love These Engine Balance Videos I Really Do.
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  1298. Whether it's explaining technology, going on an off-road adventure or giving life advise, you never disappoint sir. Thank you for taking the time to include us in your journey through life.
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  1299. I‘m so happy to see your newly boosted engine running and to see a new video. your content is so inspiring it changed a part of my life. Please never stop with your journey and let us see where it takes you☺️
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  1300. Just an outstanding video and tribute to ICEs!!
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  1301. I am sooo hype for this project. :D
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  1302. U don't even leave one small detail out! Thanks!
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  1303. Comprehensive and informative. Excellent! Thanks for sharing.
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  1304. This was another excellent video! Boost School is one of my favorite D4A video series! I would love to see a future video entirely about the effects of heat (pros and cons) within a turbo system--especially how it relates to producing boost. Thanks so much, and keep up the excellent work!
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  1305. If you are just like Jeremy Clarkson let me translate it for you. Air pulls fuel by magic and you go Braaaap
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  1306. Do this video for rods! Heaps of good info here, thank you
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  1307. Thank´s for another great video! I did that "Run Away" thing in my youth. Though, in co-operation with my mother: She told her stubborn son, wanting to be a seaman: "Ok, You may go, but, you get a education first, you are not going to remain on ships, the rest of your life" and you must be able to have a work then. I left home, 14 year "old", was sailing when 15, (during summer break), and ended my education as a well educated member of the crew. Sailed around the world 2 times. I had made a promise to myself: I will do this, until I am an officer, and then quit. Did so, and I am happy, have never regretted a day of my life. And what a life! It`s better to say sorry, then ask for permission, yes, but sometimes you have to listen, to a good advise. from a Finn in Diaspora
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  1308. This has been so far the best comparasion i have seen on youtube, and i got all the answers i had. Good job m8
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  1309. I’m always surprised how well you’ve mastered the English language. Those of us who only really speak one language well (English) are truly in awe of you and the others like you who make it seem so easy. …and thanks for the great videos!
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  1310. Imagine how much boost it would get if someone bumps this bumper
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  1311. That's the best video I've seen on YouTube. Spitting facts man. Good job 👌
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  1312. love the way you explain everything, it was so easy for me to understand... also the way you designed the visual aide is perfect! killer video!!
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  1313. Those bent rods look like when someone tickles the back of your neck 🤣🤣🤣
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  1314. Thank you, you go slow and explain everything in detail so well that it's a pleasure to follow you and actually learn and understand.
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  1315. If you want to do an episode on the rover 3.5 V8, my great grandad was the head engineer at the time and he was the one who created the engine itself, so I might be able to give a little info
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  1316. new D4A video dropped... I click
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  1317. I have to congratulate you for the exciting diversity in your selection of subjects. Thank you for pointing out stuff we take for granted but =have a fascinating background with is hidden from the average on-looker.
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  1318. D4A, I’m glad you commented about this. It was the first thing I noticed and came here to comment but was glad to see you had made the comment.
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  1319. Great channel, good job. I've been following for a long time. Regarding the brakes - all my previous cars were as you say but the current car has 345mm front discs and 350mm rear discs, both ventilated (Dodge charger police version). I was surprised myself when I changed tires for the first time.
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  1320. Great video. Dieselhead here, and i own a diesel that makes less emissions than a gas. All kinds of propelled vehicles out there. Let's enjoy them all.
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  1321. I can understand the confusion, as I NEVER used to put the nut on the inside of the rim(used secund nut as locking nut). BUT, many years later and after a lifetime in engineering, hydraulics, etc, then it's clear that the valve assembly is actually traversing a bulkhead(wheel rim), and therefore needs a nut on BOTH sides! Great post! ❤ Now subbed. 😊
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  1322. I went to a NHRA event a month ago. The top fuel dragsters was the loudest thing ive ever heard as you would imagine. I was recording and the audio on my phone just cut out while they went and returned while they slowed. When they start going, or even just doing a burnout, the stadiums shake, you can fell it in your feet and chest its amazing. It was a amazing experience and would recommend to anyone! Love the video!
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  1323. Man, this was an incredibly entertaining episode! Your timing for segments is perfect, ...as is your pronunciation of FIA's full name (I'm so jealous!). Never knew about Toyota cheating in 1995 with their Castrol Celica; I just remember the car showing up in Gran Turismo as a kid lol. Speaking of being a kid, I also liked your reference to Dick Dastardly haha
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  1324. YES YES YES!!!! Bring more motorcycle engines to the show please <3 there are a TON of weird motorcycle engines, from boxers to V5, single cylinders with a fake second piston (Ducati Supermono), oval pistons, supercharged, rotary and even diesel engines :D
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  1325. This video was simply incredible. You asked and then answered all my questions without fail throughout the video. One of my new favorite automotive engineering channels
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  1326. I'm falling deeper and deeper in love with this channel the more motorcycle content it produces <3
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  1327. Great video! Most of us don’t have a full workshop at home, so this was perfectly explained for anyone wanting to have a go.
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  1328. the best review I have ever seen :D you are amazing, do more
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  1329.  @bspencersf  Not convinced that's true - i own one, several of my friends do (tech company, not a huge surprise) and most of us bitch about the terrible UI, even several years into ownership. Sure, I've learned where all the options are, but it's still a terrible flow to have to go into the car menu, then the lights menu, then press two buttons when you drive into a fog bank and need to be paying attention but there is no foglight button you can hit by feel. I realise they "fixed" this on the newer models by just deleting the fog lights. The passenger wants into the glove box they reach over to the drivers side, take away the nav system by opening the menu, then press another button. This is a worse flow. Yes, you can learn it. It's still bad. That's before you reach the things that only work on automatic setting but the automatic stuff doesn't really work reliably, like lights and wipers. Sure, they work 90+% of the time, but that's still a lot worse than normal wipers and lights that work 100% of the time.
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  1330. I am petrolhead aswell. I have Nissan 200sx S14 which I have rebuilt all by myself. I use it for weekend drives, some slalom and some drifting to have fun and enjoy what an old ICE car could offer. I also have a 2022 Tesla Model 3 Performance as a daily. I also don't agree with people, who wants to pick sides. Probably, it is like if You pick a side and You think that you have picked a better side - your opponents in the opposite side are losing something or are just stupid, and that, for some reason, makes a person think that he is better in that way. Well it is what I could agree on. I think You can have both of both worlds. There is no car, that can beat my TM3P for my taste as a daily. I have a solar panels on a roof, each day I have as much energy to drive as I want to. And I stopped counting the money for daily driving. In the end of the month it costs me 10€-20€ to drive as much as I need. For all the trips I take. It is super reliable, it is predictable, it doesn't need effort at all to control it. All the technology that has got into it is amazing. And for the price of it there is no other car that can be just as fast from the start (3.3 secs/100km/h), as comfy and plenty of space and as cheap to drive. There's nothing in the ICE world for it. But. Yes. It lacks some things that we had before and lost. I used to say, that best cars were made up until 2005 or so. After that computers took over and ruined much fun from the cars. Not all, but generally. And this is why keeping the "analog" which only need + from the battery and some fuel - is still really fun and enjoyable. Both cars for me are amazing for what they are. They are just made for different purposes. Sure I can turn on Track mode in my Tesla and start drifting. But no, it would not be fun. I have my S14 for that. And yes, I could try daily drive my S14, but ammount of "back pain", sweat and just the effort needed to drive it... Tesla is for that. ----------------- Also few points about the video. You can control windshield wipers with the button on the left and scroll wheel to change it's speed. That beeping You have heard over and over again - I think that it rental company device on the top? My car haven't made on in two years I have it (not talking about warning signals (those three loud BEEP BEEP BEEP)). Also, the minimalism of it, it is love it or hate it. I like it, it saves not only on cost, but on weight, which makes Tesla more efficient. And lot of things can be changed via voice command instead of trying to search via touch screen. I think I had more points in mind, but these are the ones I remember after one hour after watching. :D
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  1331. I love your humour and attitude, the world needs more people like you <3
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  1332. 1:24 Gondola?
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  1333. Excellent description of a complex subject , this channel gets better and better , keep it up and thanks , much appreciated
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  1334. This is exactly the content i subbed for xd
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  1335. wow, amazing knowledge, and must of spent many hours researching these visio-linguistic links, buddy. well done!
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  1336. Really well explained ! Glad you added one of the downsides to fitting wider tyres - aquaplaning, a very nasty possibility in heavy rain and it's a given that you'll burn more fuel - real life is full of compromises !!
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  1337. You literally make things easy to understand, you’ve got a gift, thank you for sharing it with us
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  1338. Bro you are a real insparation to people who can't get fancy tools much respect
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  1339. You are a great teacher! I don't think I ever would understand this stuff without you.
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  1340. The only channel that makes carburetor videos I actually watch. :P
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  1341. Will be interesting to see if this engine come to any car. Thank you for an interesting video its highlight of the sunday.
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  1342. Thank you for the extremely informative videos.
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  1343. right when I was in need of a good vid <3
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  1344. What an amazing video, a half decade condensed into just 11 minutes. You can tell that a lot of effort went into these stop motion shots and time lapses. So entertaining to see the whole learning curve and the progress you made, you're incredible man
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  1345. Lmao I saw the livestream and now I'm seeing this
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  1346. OK brain, strap yourself in, we're in for another D4A workout. 😵‍💫
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  1347. This has been an amazing journey, thank you for everything you've shared along the way 🙏🏽 hoping to see more boosted driving soon.
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  1348. That first drive when everything is working and making power is so good. We feel your joy my man. Well done.
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  1349. Man it's been a long time coming. The boost noises it makes sound amazing. Your excitement is contagious, I'm excited for you! Good stuff.
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  1350. Before i started to watch this video(saw on the recommended window) i thought i will start this and i will stop watching after first 3-4 mins but i couldn't stop it, this is a real perfect video, thank you so much
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  1351. Congratulations, man! The car sounds awesome. And the automatic weight reduction feature, where random parts fall off every now and again... pure genius. :D Good luck with the finishing touches. :)
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  1352. Surprisingly, that video didn’t make me feel too “tired”.
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  1353. 11:06 pure gold :D
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  1354. damn your very good in explaining what auto parts does seriously. after watching this i think i just got my master degree on adjustable cam gears. Thank you!! please make more video.
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  1355. "Lube up your shaft and simply slide it into the hole." I knew something was coming. XD Very well made video as always.
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  1356. I’ve just discovered your channel, on my third video in a row, thank you, you should be an engineering instructor, I work on jet and prop aircraft as well as classic cars and you have condensed years of engineering comprehension into a few hours, will be following you from here on in 👏
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  1357. You are so incredibly talented plain and simple!!
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  1358. Nope. The rotor is geared. The rotor moves slower than the shaft. So for one revolution of shaft there is only one power stroke
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  1359. This channel is "strange". Most of the videos... In the beggining we became to feel so "stupy" like "Man... I didnt have any idea about it." Then... the explanations as so, soooooo good that you realize that you are understanding and getting smarter. Man... its AWESOME. I would love to be a student with a teacher like you. GREAT JOB BUD! ... GREAT JOB, thank you very very much.
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  1360. AMP ANTI MORON PLATE I couldn't stop laughing my ass off.🤣🤣🤣😂😂🤣 So many car owners need this feature!😄
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  1361. Oh man this was classic!! My brain was doing cartwheels with 7 cylinders, turbos, and double slam camshafts 🤣 Excellent April fools bruh! ITB!
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  1362. This is so cool, thank you for making this video. I really want to see this in a zzw30 lol.
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  1363. I'm sure the title is correct
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  1364. D4A Channel !!!!! Let's goooooo !
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  1365. Every video is borderline a short course on mechanical engineering, very specific topics. Thank you for your dedication and effort in making these videos. 👏🏻🗿
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  1366. Dude how’s your butt dyno? It probably feels 200hp.. I’m an old subscriber and I just got out of a long 6 month military course.. so no phones.. I’m gunna recap on your videos now.. anyways I hope you’re doing well, Thanks!
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  1367. I never imagined that something like this would exist. Thank you for the information and for making such a real test and for investing your time and money to do it because it does not seem that you are profiting with that application or yes?
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  1368. Ive always wondered how automotive shocks always seemed to return to the extended position despite having no springs, now I know its due to that cusion of pressurised air!
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  1369. I'm a french engineering school student. With this video, I understand better physics and learn english in the same time. Your explanations are really simple and steered well. It helps a lot, thank you !
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  1370. I got a box Galant and a 6 bolt sitting at the shop. I think I need to put the 2 together... Thanks for this!!!
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  1371. Well done, saved me from a lot of work changing to polyurethane. Keep up the good work.
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  1372. here´s a Tunnel..... shift down...... brrrooooooaaaaaaaammmmmmm... LOVE IT !!!!
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  1373. I'm a engineer and a B series Fan, i like your content its full of info i just take it all i even learn stuff, thats a true informative video just continue to do those impressive videos ! Do the B18 i'm waiting for it ! U got my subscribe !
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  1374. Awesome video!!! Your content and explanations are second to none.
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  1375. 35 minute d4a video about turbos - I already know this is going to be the highlight of my Monday workday
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  1376. I enjoyed 100% of your videos so far, they are very clear and well made. Seriously, keep up the good work!
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  1377. I just can't understand how this is free. Such an excellent video. Keep up the good work.
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  1378. I love the way you say engine "Blaahck"! Really enjoying your content and style of explanation. Hope you get more subs. Excellent channel.
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  1379. Just finished the whole video. The examples you use are phenomenal. You’re truly a wonderful teacher and one of my favorite creators on this platform! Always a good day when D4A uploads!!
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  1380. Bro i needed this soooooooo much Thanks a lottttt😭😭😭
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  1381. You have to be creative when you’re a mechanic
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  1382. My brain went full Homer Simpson at around 16 mins but managed to pull it back. 😁 Oh and now I know ICE is not just frozen water 😂.
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  1383. One of your best releases yet my friend !! Loads of facts and fun stuff 👍😎
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  1384. I wish Honda would make a V8 engine just to show what they can do, hahaha. P.S. Léon def had the appropriate amount of beard and scowl to invent the V8! P.P.S. It's LA France and your first pronunciation during the Warning was best. :P P.P.P.S. I know you probs know that, but all your little French jokes were great.
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  1385. d4a: "Levavaseur" youtube subtitle: "live of a soul" youtube subtitle: "live of us sir" youtube subtitle: "live of a sir" youtube subtitle: "however without" youtube subtitle: "liver a sir" youtube subtitle: "[Music]"
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  1386. 57 seconds after upload, new record
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  1387. Come one man take a little break, it was at first actually appreciated for you to be pessimistic and as a result challenging Alfadan and this channel which is very good, and as a result these guys went out of their way to provide as much transparency as they could in this stage with this video. And then you come with this comment?? Your actual objective really shows now. Cheers from suriname buddy🇸🇷
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  1388. I’m really happy YouTube suggested this video! I knew the separate parts of this, but had never seen it all put together before, and in a very clear manner. I’m now a subscriber.
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  1389. Wow, you've done an amazing job of making me understand the characteristics of crossplane inline four engines in superbikes especially R1 and their GP bike. I can't say thank you enough for your great work!
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  1390. Also a good video from you :-) See my video of a professionally ported 4A-GE head by TODA in Japan. People thinks, it should shine like crome and have a mirror finish, thats not true. You did a great job :-)
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  1391. I freaking love this video. Definitely a fun one. Your an adorable person for filming and putting this up. Extremely thoughtful video. Cheers to fun, and safe, riding!
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  1392. Your motorcycle (and, by extention, life) journey is creepily similar to mine. I'm not quite sure how it works, or why my life turned around like it did when I got on two wheels, but somehow the lessons learned and the perspectives I gained promulgated to every corner of my life, enriching it. There's something about a bike, isn't there?
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  1393. Perfect video for my daily 5.45am ferry ride
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  1394. Well done my man! As always, well done...and informative! Somehow I feel very patriotic now and feel the need...for speed! 🤣🤣
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  1395. Explaining car related physics, you are doing a marvelous job!
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  1396. You are the pew die pie of the android headunit world. Minus the subscribers. Lol. But seriously, great review man. Edit: can you review a max 6 px6 unit?
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  1397. That car is lucky to have you :)
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  1398. wooooow , i was in the factory several weeks ago where was your holder for dial indicator made , factory is near my city (BYTCA ) SLOVAKIA , factory is full of very old green czechoslovakian mechanical only machines with very old operators ( average age is 75 years ) they still producing high old quality without modern materials like plastic , only steel and cast iron :) love them , greetings from slovakia
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  1399. I knew pistons werent perfectly round all the way through their height these days, but didnt realise just how different the geometry is, very cool man :) always learning, and knowledge is POWER
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  1400. I FORGOT FOR A SECOND! NICE HAIRCUT BRO YOU LOOK BEAUTIFUL!
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  1401. It's all that stupid oxygen in the atmosphere, and in water. That thing is everywhere.
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  1402. Actually, I would replace the crankshaft, because I saw heat damage from the friction, meaning that the crankshaft probably has lost some hardness at the journals. However, getting a junkyard engine is probably cheaper, so repearong this one, and getting a junkyard engine if this one fails is also a good option
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  1403. "permanent marker” I had to laugh. I don't know if you used a Sharpie, it just reminded me of the running joke I have going with my wife about Sharpie's 'permanence' problem. I always thought Sharpies were permanent markers. (Maybe BECAUSE Sharpies say permanent on them...)   THEN Sharpie came out with a new 'red lettering on the marker' Industrial marker. THESE markers are 'really' permanent, or so Sharpie says... (Well, they don't say 'really', but it is implied with 'Industrial'. They were kidding about all the other Sharpies, I guess. They are better, but they too come off of certain materials, and most mild solvents. Oh, the Industrial label, I found them, for the first time at Home Depot. Not exactly the center for industrial products. [The joke with my wife? She grew up with parents who called ALL felt pens permanent markers. So, she frequently asks for a 'permanent marker', when we are working on a project. When she does, I dutiful aggravate her with, 'Do you want a REAL permanent marker, or will a fraud do?' She never laughs... Tough crowd.]
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  1404. One of the most UNDERRATED channels I've ever seen I'm seriously looking forward to this balance series man Love your work BTW, if it isn't too much too ask, can you also cover different firing orders please? Thanx a lot D4A <3
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  1405. Absolutely brilliant coverage of the topic!
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  1406. What perfect timing! Just picked up a 88 Celica that needs this done. Thank you very much for taking the time to make this!
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  1407. Please stop, I can only get so erect! Seriously though congrats dude! You were part of what got me into these cars and I've been following you for a while, before the first motor ran and then met it's untimely death. You're seriously making me consider doing a setup like this, hoping you do a full parts breakdown, wiring diagrams and such on your website for someone else to follow along and potentially do!
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  1408. Fascinating video. Many thanks. It was great to see the historic footage of manufacturing the engine bores. I started my engineering career as a machinist (in '75) and identified the milling machine, dividing head and dedicated fixture for holding the casting. You can see the dial plate on the dividing head rotating to provide the feed to generate the curved axis of the engine bore. 50 years ago CNC was both less capable and more exotic (read: "expensive") so seeing this imaginative use of conventional machine shop equipment was a joy to behold. 😀
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  1409. Exceptional quality channel. Trust you completely. Thank you for teaching me so much about engines.
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  1410. Great topic, exlpanation,and presentation. Thanks for sharing!
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  1411. Best type of DIY video ever! Quick, no-nonsense, no random chatter, no draaawling descriptions. Thanks! I'm ready to try it myself.
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  1412. your channel is one of the most informative and the videos are all very well made, even if you decide to remake them. keep it up!
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  1413. I'm going to share all of this new information with all my car friends. I'm officially a little smarter about cars.
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  1414. I have always said the thing that turns me on most about 80's and 90's cars is homologation, cars that were designed with racing in mind and offered to the public, I mean as a born petrolhead what more could you possibly ask for?
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  1415. Thank you!! Love learning about the benefits/drawbacks of differing technologies. I've been around both kinds of engines all my life but have always had questions of clarification pertaining to the little things and your videos are excellent at filling in those gaps in my knowledge! Again, thank you for the time and effort you put into your content. It shows in the final product because it is SO effective. Bless you and be safe.
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  1416. Simple, graphic and intuitive, that's what I call a masterclass mate!
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  1417. Best channel, this is satisfactory. And now there is something that proves Im a petrol head 😂 😂😂
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  1418. As my kids ( btw they're all in there 20's and ride motorbikes) would say you're a Don. That's the most coherent description I have ever come across in 60 years. I'm in your debt Don "driving for answers" Corleone.
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  1419. 16:46 - About pet Tortoise 23:33 - About Mini Cooper driving 27:46 - About boyhood 35:47 - About first foto of MR2 40:25 - About video from Tanzania 48:00 - About D4A logo 52:18 - About turbo Peugeot 207 (;
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  1420. So that's not a dorito, it's a... peanut? Superb video as usual, had no idea these were a thing!
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  1421. I think it's my standard comment at your vids: 'When I think I know it all, something clever and new comes up." How interesting and what a clear explanation again. Thanks!
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  1422. love all information you share, super detailed and great stuff!! binge watched your videos when I found you, one long night.. thanks for all the knowledge you share. can't wait to see the MR2 rip!!
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  1423. Ohhh we got us an intro!!! Very cool! Loving this series, really well explained and easy to follow as always
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  1424. I just wanted to personally thank you for all of the time and effort you’ve put into this channel. I’m currently on my last level of mechanics, and the material is so outdated, the course heavily overloaded and our teachers are so overstretched that it’s hard to have questions answered. Your channel has helped me no end in learning but also helping other students understand things.❤
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  1425. Love this video! And love this engine I have a 2005 Corolla XRS it's sooo much fun! Thanks for bringing some attention to this underappreciated engine!
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  1426. SO greatful i found this video. Just bought 2zzge with 6 speed gearbox and stock ECu ,putting on a Toyota Corolla (E120). can't wait for a good fun time with it ❤
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  1427. Dreams are nice to have. Combustion engines drive our society, and that's nice to have also.
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  1428. This is beautifully done - I love the idea of trying to convey to future humans just how amazing it was to work on engines, tweak our cars, and drive for the joy of it. Excellent work - thanks!
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  1429. Loved this video! I love your casually explained deep dives. Honestly some of the best technical info I've seen on YouTube! You've earned my subscribe on the second video I've watched. Excited to watch more!!! Also...im an American who desperately wants this engine lol
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  1430. I got so excited when I saw this in my feed. Awesome content as always! I'm growing to appreciate this channel more and more with each video, as I've started binging the iconic engines series. I can't wait to see you make an iconic engines episode on this G16E some day!
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  1431. Absolute perfection!! Stunningly researched, amazingly well-scripted and presented and your English is perfect! This is THE definitive video for the comparisons of these engines in my opinion.
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  1432. Really love this series!! just kinda wish it was on the 1nzfe engine, want to turbo mine but you don't see anthing much on YouTube about them. Learning allot from this Channel!!!
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  1433. Great channel, keep up all the good work :) I still have a MR2 Mk1b that I bought when it was 10 months old. It puts a huge smile on my face whenever I drive It !!
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  1434. I enjoyed watching that teardown and the discussion throughout. Makes me wish I was doing the same to one of mine! Cars, company, and coffee. I think that'd be a great combination. Glad to see everything that matters is in good shape, and looking forward to seeing what you build from it!
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  1435. I'm 52 years old and I thought I was pretty knowledgeable about performance components of engines, I have been wrong, you have given me an education about engine performance internals. Thanks
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  1436. Man your vids are just the best. Excellent info, entertaining, well presented, easy to understand. Keep up the awesome work.
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  1437. Huge fan of the detailed analysis! You should cover timing belts vs. timing chains.
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  1438. Thank you very much for taking the time to provide the Spanish dubbing of this excellent video! There are many people who will appreciate and benefit from this new endeavor. Keep up the great work! I love your channel, and this makes me appreciate it even more! 👍👍
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  1439. Very well described sir ! and extremely fascinating 👍
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  1440. Fantastic work my man. Love your videos, explained clearly and concisely.
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  1441. Personally love the “unprofessional” video. Dying for you to start the build. ♥️
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  1442. When I was previously researching on turbos prior to tuning, I had to go through many multiple videos and articles to learn about turbos, and now everything is summed up in just one video. It's amazing that no one has done it before, so kudos to your comprehensiveness and more importantly your ability to explain it in a way that makes it easy to understand!
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  1443. So much in-depth knowledge on your channel! Best car related channel on YouTube imho! Keep up the good work!
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  1444. That was a very thorough and well comprehensible explanation! Really, really good! 👍💪
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  1445. This is absolutely fascinating and a wonderful explanation. Thank you!!. Just amazing how you always explains everything so clearly. Thank you!.
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  1446. Hello guys and welcome to the D4A-GE Channel. :)
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  1447. Brick guy here. 940T wagon b230fk manual m90, from 97 with all the extras and 520000km. Original engine with perfect 162psi on all cylinders, original gearbox. Redblocks never die! Let's go!
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  1448. Awesome vid! Great info. Keep it up 👍 For anyone who might not know, Silicon- It is a hard and brittle crystalline solid with a blue-grey metallic lustre. Silicone- Squishy stuff that makes boobs big.
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  1449. That road is amazing! I wish I had roads like that where I live. Absolutely beautiful landscape and the twisties that carve though it!
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  1450. D4A... great content. Really looking forward to the project underdog updates.
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  1451. Hi ... I rally appreciate the effort you put into this presentation. So the stock mounts are best you think but I watched your previous video and the making of my own polyurethane mounts are appealing to me and are cheaper than the stock rubber mounts in the long haul. Thanks again for your video . You've got a subscriber from me for sure !
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  1452. Great job, taking advantage of a better port geometry of F head is a great idea, thank You for Your videos and knowledge
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  1453. Simple and informative video, really awesome video, love it
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  1454. Never expected such a good anthropology presentation on a car channel!
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  1455. Nice to see a different side of people. I used to teach grown-ups over a 27 year period of my life. The course I taught was 4 years. I only got to know what other subject drove those people by the 4th Yr, if at all. I like the way this video shows how you think and how that fits with your analytical love of engines. 👍
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  1456. I really want to see more of this build. Specifically interested in the engine management systems you choose to pull it a together. Love the channel man! I have learned a TON from watching it 😁
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  1457. Excellent vid as always :) I was familiar with the general concept of this system (and I think even Volvo uses something like this on their "twin-engine" cars?), but learned a lot more!
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  1458. Thanks for the insane amount of information. I will definitely be watching Boost school and project underdog playlists
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  1459. As soon as the Mustang Mach E popped up like that I gave this a big fat like 🤣👍 Good video man
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  1460. All your content is outstanding, but so far this video gets my vote as the best you ever produced. The ending was a masterpiece. You really nailed it. A virtual handshake and brotherly hug to you for calling out the root of all our woes, the human greed. On another note, some predict that the global population will peak around 2070-2080 to 9.7 - 9.8 billion people and will recede to 9 billions by the end of the century. So it might not be a never-ending growth. I'm also glad to see you getting more comfortable on the motorbike! Keep the shiny side up! :)
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  1461. I could only imagine the efforts and research leading to a marvelous piece of educational video. This video sums up all the points in one cohesive demonstration.👍
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  1462. Fantastic episode. Been thinking about buying a stand alone for my 2zz swapped Corolla.
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  1463. I've been watching your channel for a while, now I'll comment. You have a very pleasant way of explaining things to me. Even though, as a technician for vehicle technology and e-mobility, I already know most of the topics, I always learn something new from your videos and I really like that. Thank you for your work and all the best for your future. Best regards, Jan
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  1464. First like the Flash. :P
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  1465. I watched a few videos from this channel a couple months back, the channel is growing quickly and for good reason! Great job putting things in terms that most people can understand.
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  1466. I've just come across your video's, this is the first one. Every apprentice mechanic should subscribe and watch content like this. Excellent tutorial . And just subscribed too.
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  1467. I can barely make the most basic stuff on my bike so this kind of videos never cease to amaze me. That is truly impressive work !
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  1468. Man this a great and exciting project!! I wish this project came out in 2016 when I was a teen with a ae91 I sold it because I had no idea what I was doing and wanted something “fast”, now that I have the skill and videos like yours I can’t find any ae91, I will definitely want to try a performance 4afe build like yours
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  1469. Very well done mate. What a fantastic video. So much information crammed into it (which was all relevent to the subject) but more to the point, this was for the first time in a long time where i havent found myself getting easily distracted or catching myself bailing out after 10-15 minutes because of the lack of interesting content or poor delivery of it. In fact I think this is the first time ive bothered to comment on any video in all the years of watching youtube, so thats speaking volumes right there. This is how you're meant to get people to like and subscribe, not by begging them to. I've not seen any of your other videos but you've already got my sub mate. Plus on top of all that, Im gonna bet that English most likely isnt your native language, and you still delivered it clearly and I never missed a trick. Honestly you killed it guys. Bloody good on ya. Very good form.
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  1470. I accidentally clicked this but I’m not disappointed
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  1471. Not an engineer or mechanic. This video is phenomenal. I have a general and basic understanding of how engines work but this video was so well done. Informative and well explained. Makes a complex mechanical procedure easy to understand for a layperson. Kudos to the content creator!
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  1472. This is pure gold - an amazing amount of technical information professionally presented. Thank you so much.
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  1473. Your content is excellent. You really deserve way more subscribers.
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  1474. Great video, one of the best channels in YouTube, very informative
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  1475. Awesome video! This is becoming one of the best car channels on youtube. Very informative, thank you. Greetings from Czech Republic!
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  1476. Crazy good info on this engine boot camp. This channel is different from the others that just scratch the surface or give a 'mechanics' point of view (no offence to mechanics, you guys are great at what you do) which doesn't really explore the fundamentals or is more based off of experience. You communicate information in such a clear way and with such in depth explanations that I would give you 3 likes if I could. Amazing content, keep up the good work and I will be sure to follow the channel closely!
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  1477. That wood cribbing is actually safer than jack stands because of the larger footprint, with the added benefit that it is unlikely to fail catastrophically as a jack stand can. Wood will also deform slightly and prevent damage to the undercarriage as the weight of a vehicle settles on it.
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  1478. WHY didn't you watch the video?
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  1479. Fantastic ! I always thought the wiring process to be intimidating, your video makes it way more accessible. Thanks,outstanding job, as always !
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  1480. Fascinating video from a very underrated channel. Thank you for sharing some history on your beautiful country
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  1481. The brakes are "holding you back"? Aren't they supposed to do that?This is an excellent video. I'll put this on my trip list for next year. Great job!
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  1482. As an auto enthusiast, I'm looking forward to picking up a Tesla in the next year. But I'll keep my Miata, to compliment the Tesla's virtues. It is not an either/or situation, people! People who think (maybe "think" is too generous) this is something for which they must "pick a side" are- at best- naive.
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  1483. So I really didnt have to learn anything about electric drives, but the second part of the video was super cool, I always respect and appreciate your opinions. Petrolhead over here, well more of an alternative-fuel-head but you get what I mean.
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  1484. This is fantastic! I love history and I love V8s. It’s amazing how smart they were, the engineers of old.
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  1485. Very few channels on the this platform offer a comprehensive and complete presentation such as this. I truly become smarter every time a view this channel. Thank You! Keep 'Em Coming!!
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  1486. Excellent video. Thank you so very much and greetings from Portugal.
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  1487. That's what I love about D4A's videos, the objectivity, it should be an inspiration to all :)
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  1488. It is definitely easier to fear things you don't know much about. Its the lazy way to be. I'm glad that you took the time to at least give it a shot! I don't drive an EV yet, I may never drive an EV, but I can see the advantages. Most of what I hear about EV's IRL comes from people who have never driven one. The more you learn about things, even things you don't like, the less you fear them. Its easy to empathize with combustion owners, its also easy to empathize with EV owners.
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  1489. This is one of the best channel out there for petrolheads. I learned a lot by watching D4A videos. In fact it's one the most educative and fun to watch.
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  1490. This kit is amazing! Simple yet so effective!
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  1491. Love it so much! The direction your channel is taking with the motorcycle experience feels so natural and authentic, I really enjoy them just as much as the tech stuff, a soul part and an technical part. Could not give more than one like so I liked every single comment haha
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  1492. This video is so well described and explained that it could be a theorem and poetry at the same time. I could not think of any better speech for what a Miata is. Applause.
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  1493. Amazed every time I visit this channel, much love from Germany!!!! ❤
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  1494. I'm a gearhead...noticed the collection of engines and model engines in the back ground. Love to see that! Excellent job on the video brotherman.
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  1495. This is really an awesome explanation and a fantastic engineering channel. Very well explained and graphics are wonderful.
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  1496. Yay, I finally understood the secondary imbalance! Great informative video overall.
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  1497. Just found your channel a few weeks ago= GOOD STUFF. I love the way you make complex issues a little more understandable for people like me.
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  1498. at the begging i was like damn a 30 min video? but ya had sittin through all of it, good content !
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  1499. Looks like himself again, back in the days I'd watched him make poly mounts... Super smart dude, I've actually made my own mounts not long after you made your video. Keep on keeping on.
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  1500. When will we hear how it sounds?..I would love hear that 4age sounds with that carbs
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  1501. Your discussion of primary and secondary balance was comprehensive, methodical, and very illuminating. Well done. Just as was the case with your use of "f=ma" that showed that the only variable factor was acceleration, the only way I can imagine they can eliminate secondary balance issues must lie in the connecting rod itself. I can only picture this being achieved with some form of dynamic variable length connecting rod. Should be very interesting to see how they plan to achieve this. Thank you. Please keep us posted. Subscribing now.
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  1502. Real talk your home is beautiful! Everytime you go through the tunnel and then come out with the mtns in the back ground is just beautiful!
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  1503. Beautiful summary! To me, you self-created the best education program a person can have..... better than ANY college or "higher" education. The character traits and discipline you display and reinforced carry into all aspects of life. Nothing more thrilling to me than picking a topic I know nothing about and then "learning how to learn" it. Kudos to you and all the people in this world that literally create SOMETHING out of almost nothing! Inspiring story you have documented here. Thank you!!
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  1504. Love your channel! You've made me dig into my favourite book again, Performance automotive engine math by John Baechtel. Although judging by your content, you've probably written a book just like it. It's a great resource for understanding engines properly. Keep up the awesome content!
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  1505. I know this video is kinda old but great tips and explanation. The price for repair is ridiculous. Thanks for showing how this can be done.👍
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  1506. I love the wheels but i wish they we're 16inch. 15inch is a little bit to small in my opinion. Greetings from the fat German 🇩🇪 Guy without Lederhosen!
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  1507. Totally excellent. I’ve been there. Recently finished project car, open road, turbo blow off sounds….Enjoy. You deserve it!!!
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  1508. Amazing DIY video, thank you for taking the time for making this tutorial. I had no idea that such small changes in cylinder head volume made such a great difference in compression ratio. Please continue with this series on your engine build :))
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  1509. oooooh ... a slavic boy, i thought my respect level could not be any higher... LOVE YOUR VIDEOS MAN ... i realy mean it. Its fun and the way you explane things to understandable level of technical speach ! I AM FOREVER SUBSCRIBED TO YOU <3 POZDRAVI OT BULGARIA !!!
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  1510. Sounds amazing. Want more throttle. Excited to see it drive! Great work man.
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  1511. This is a fantastic video! I do occasionally use an outside micrometer at work, for measuring axle diameters when rebuilding traction motors. One day during a rebuild, the guy who was building the motor said the axle wasn't going to work - it wasn't cut properly. He wasn't familiar with zeroing out the mic. Found out the mic was out by nearly 0.008" due to misuse and abuse, so after adjusting it, we determined the axle was well within tolerance.
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  1512. Good video I daily 4age with R1 carbs everything you talked about was trueshit
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  1513. Wow, so much effort into explaining a topic. Keep I up man!!
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  1514. This is genuinely heartwarming. I can only imagine how satisfying it must be to experience the thrill of a high performance vehicle, all the while knowing that you personally built it yourself.
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  1515. Super exciting, but also happy to see the MR2 again.
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  1516. braaaaaaaaAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHH!
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  1517. Brilliant as always, my favorite YouTube channel. Even better as it’s about motorcycle engines, I have always thought two wheels is enough.
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  1518. What a beast! Appreciate the effort!
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  1519. You are a really good story teller. I like how you do deep research before making the videos
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  1520. I just loved the part about the citroen wheels. So cool.
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  1521. What a fantastic explanation. Thank you for doing these. Excellent graphics and great technical knowledge. You rock!
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  1522. This is one of the best explanation I have ever seen and your channel is way helpful for me as I am pursuing mechanical engineering .THANK YOU ❤❤❤❤
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  1523. Good stuff. I would love to see a videos on heat dissipation.
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  1524. this is one of the best explainations of the venturi effect i have ever seen
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  1525. First time I've listen to one of your videos and I must say that I am impressed by the in depth coverage as well as the pros/cons presentation.
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  1526. Definitely the Highlight of this video 24:55 had me in tears watching over and over 🤣🤣 thing is no engine is good for absolutely everything, they all have they’re good and bad, but this is best video I’ve seen describing everything that Id want to know! this is really good content 👍
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  1527. I learned plenty on the iconic engine videos you made so far. I'm an engine freak. I was shocked that the Toyota V series was even a thing. I thought the 2T/3T engines were the "Toyota Hemi" engine for reasons, until you pointed it out. It even looks like an American V8. That's an engine which would be interesting to see if it has an aftermarket support in Japan. Seriously, an all aluminum Toyota engine with V8 rumble coming from a midsize Toyota would have people asking things about this engine. I hope in enjoying your other videos. P.S. While not as popular as the SR20, the KA24 does have a following, so consider this an option when you run out of engines to talk of or earlier.
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  1528. Wonderful video, great as always. Stirling engines maybe old but their relative simplicity and use of waste heat makes them quite compelling for specific stationary use cases.
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  1529. Haha, I didnt think you'd go with the new title! Good stuff, man.
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  1530. First off, take pride in the fact that you are good at what you have been doing. The way you introduce topics, information and ideas is great. You come across honest, knowledgeable and present it in a way that is entertaining. I get it that even if you are good at something, it can be your passion but you can still feel you have become repetitive and bored. So if you feel you need a change, go for it. You don't know for sure of the reactions until you just do it. If you are that unsure of the reaction/acceptance from your current audience then yes, just do a totally new channel directed towards the other topics you want to explore. This way you can keep the two things separate ish and you won't alienate one group of people who enjoy x content by not y will still get the content they enjoy and keep them coming back to see more of the same. People hate change and can say and do stupid things just because of change. I think you will do great however you chose to purse the next chapter.
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  1531. Just found this channel and I'm only a couple vids in but I really enjoy how thorough you are with info and graphics. Very interesting. Subed! 👍
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  1532. God Bless YouTube. I can't believe I have all this knowledge in my pocket
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  1533. This was sooo well made! Bought the whole entire spiel right up to that last second smh 🤦‍♂️ 😂😂😂
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  1534. Man that intro was great ! Congrats and keep it up :)
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  1535. A motor is just a pump and we have a pump in our chest, it's called a heart ❤️ 💙 💜 💖 💗 💘
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  1536. this is the most perfect thing. can you add this to your MR2. you gotta know when you are low on juice
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  1537. As always, great and clear explanations on the subject. I love the way you manage to condense important parts of the "scientific" aspect of a topic into something a car enthusiast without an engineering degree can understand. Your videos give a good overview of what matters which enables me to quite easily dive deeper in the subject by my own. Just the simple fact that now I know which words to Google thanks to your vids is very helpful and helped me to gather quite good knowledge and understanding of particular subjects. Keep up the good work!
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  1538. I give this a thumbs up, it's informative and simple. Just be cautious and careful aerating a mold, can be dangerous for lungs. Of course don't clean brake parts like this, use mask etc. Wear gloves with hazardous stuff guys.... just a friendly reminder from someone who has had cancer.
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  1539. This is amazing ive always believed that knowing how something has evolved over time helps you understand the current technologies and even helps is repairs of those technologies as well love this channel 👏👏👍
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  1540. Great video as always. Personally I'm not much of a car person and I drive just a cheap old boring car, which serves my needs. But I love learning about technology and engineering in general and this explanation was just fantastic.
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  1541. What a lovely, almost nostalgic look at one of my favourite engines (I had a 240, Dad had a 260). I really like your "analogue petrol head" approach, and your obvious love and passion for dirt under the nails tuning. I'd look forward to your treatment of the Jag XK series, surely one of the world's top straight six designs (and so tuneable!)
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  1542. Babe wait, driving 4 answers just posted
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  1543. I have watched numerous videos explaining horsepower and torque. I kind-of got it. After this video, I completely understand. All of the videos, including this one, have the same information. It is just how it is explained. Thank you again D4A!
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  1544. Excellent video. The amount of research that goes into your videos is amazing and very much appreciated!
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  1545. Thank you from Colorado! What happened to the raps? I was mumbling one at work and everyone was dying.
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  1546. It's my fav engine. Love the way u explain.u earned my sub.
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  1547. BEST INTRO EVER
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  1548. "I can think about nothing else other than riding." You nailed it!
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  1549. wow, such a cool machine! Really love the way you explain things, so easy and interesting to follow along. Love this channel!
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  1550. Awesome video again! Clear, easy to understand without oversimplificating!
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  1551. Awesome, educational video! The VR6 is amazing, considering it's size!
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  1552. Not gonna lie, with homemade methods this is full pro. Amazing video mate!
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  1553. I only watched a couple of your videos, but I had to click on this one. I'm so glad I did because this video was incredible! Amazing job and thank you for doing something different and more impactful. I'm looking forward to more thought-provoking videos like this. All the best!
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  1554. I've been watching for a long time, love the progress!
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  1555. Thumbs up for the great video AND the fact that you give metric as well as imperial units! 🙂
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  1556. fantastic video man, really helpful information for people new to mid engine cars. What a stunning location, I hope you revisit this place again in the future. Wow Sarajevo !
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  1557. Thanks for CRANKING out another very informative video.
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  1558. I own 3s since 10 years, and this one of the most complete info videos about 3S engines. my respect and greetings from Dominican Republic, Santo Domingo!
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  1559. Finally! Someone showing love for the greatest 4cyl of all time Easily the best video I’ve ever seen on the 3S-GTE engine. Thank you very much.
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  1560. What's genius about this design, is when the plug ignites, the crank is already at an angle so the force isn't going STRAIGHT down, it's actually acting like a lever. Then on the way up the angle is more dramatic which means it's much easier to continue moving! I love it! Also, I watched the whole video and it honestly made me want more lol
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  1561. An excellent presentation - thanks! I can almost hear Gail Banks applauding, somewhere in the distance... 😎 Keep up the great work!
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  1562. Iconic engines ZETEC in-line 4 would be awesome. Fantastic series period.
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  1563. Great video! I'm trying to start engine diagnostic business and your videos help me a lot! Thank you!
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  1564. That was pretty damn good, one hell of an awesome explanation, thanks.
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  1565. Brilliant! Thank you for taking the time to educate us. I knew the majority, not all. Putting a video together like this, is very helpful.
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  1566. Awesome D4A content as per usual! I got a 3.5 Colorado I5 I’m modifying, such cool motors and cool sounding 😎
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  1567. Nice work my man! Green screen is an excellent addition. Maybe consider adding yourself in on clips of dyno runs, etc where you actually were not there; just for fun. Excellent work. Thanks for sharing!
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  1568. I don't care what they're made of, you are made of gold and that's all that matters, your videos are worth a million. Thanks a million!!
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  1569. Nice! To all the haters, I would not EVER solder under the engine bay. Uninsulated, seamless high quality butt connectors, crimped with good Snap-On or Klein pliers, then covered with Marine grade 3:1 heatshrink made by Temco, is far superior to any solder joint. Crimps do not crack, you don't have to worry about too much solder running down the wire and making it stiff and brittle, and you don't have to worry about "cold solder joints." I have seen plenty of failed solder points in electronis, including consoles and TV's, due to heat. The soft solder alloys used in electronics / wiring are rather weak, because joints are operating at a high temperature relative to their melting point. Depending on the amount of current running through the wire, heat may or may not be an issue. A proper crimp, forms a cold weld in which when cut through, looks like a solid piece of metal. Moisture can not penetrate, and therefore, corrosion never occurs. Once wrapped in adhesive heatshrink, the truck will rott to the ground before that joint ever fails. Crimping is also the advised option and the standard in Marine application. Look up ABYC standards. “Solder shall not be the sole means of mechanical connection in any circuit”. Further, crimping provides a solid mechanical connection resistant to “cold joints” breaking under fatigue, and removes strain. Lastly, in a enviroment where there will be large amounts of vibration (engine bay), solder is again, not recommended. Crimp away driving 4 answers!
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  1570. New boost school!! Yes love this series👌🏼👍🏼
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  1571. Car carb conversion???
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  1572. Very useful video! I've read about it but didn't know it was this easy...
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  1573. You are definitely one of the top YouTube presenters in my book. Very good explanations, unbiased commentary, and the illustrations and animations are on point. Fantastic job!
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  1574. Once again, thank you sir for your effort and the quality content! Be sure that we appreciate your effort! Keep up the good work!
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  1575. I've worked in the mechanical industry for over 20 years (big rigs)... I learned so many things in this short video I'd never known before! Great show!
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  1576. I can't tell you how interesting this video was to me~! I'm a 74 yr. old Hot Rodder from the 60's and I was under the impression that ole' Henry Ford had invented the Flat Head V-8 in 1932 for the Model B Option. I had one in a '33 Ford that I restored but sold it later to move to a different town. Thanks for all your work on this as it must have been quite a chore.
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  1577. That was the most thorough guide to brake calliper rebuilds I’ve seen! Thanks for going to the effort of documenting this
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  1578. I’ve never come across your channel before, but this was an excellent video. Your analysis of Europe’s diesel engine incentives and their negative outcomes was enlightening. I’ll definitely be watching more of your content. Keep up the good work!
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  1579. I like watching you explain balance every single time because you constantly explain and update it better. Big engine enthusiast, enjoys your videos a whole lot.
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  1580. Loved the interview! A great follow up to the previous video which had me looking for more info, and I found it here. Mr Araujo seems both passionate about his work (I think we all noticed his smile while showing us the internals) and calm enough not to rush into unprofitable "pipe dreams". Can't wait for 2024
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  1581. I was waiting till end of video to tell you about laverda jota but you got it 👍 however, no need for cross plane i4 in a car, non equal length headers kinda do the same for sound. Awesome content again. Love the engineering side of things. Further in depth the better 👌
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  1582. This series is awesome
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  1583. Massive applause for the most basic and clear explanation of crossplane i4 engine! Subscribed :)
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  1584. Thank you for this very interesting, informative and entertaining video on an engine I previously knew nothing about. I particularly liked your 'crying with laughter' emoji at the Italian manufacturer's mention of greater dependability and longevity! Your presentation and narration are excellent as is your humour.
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  1585. nobody: 4AGE engine ignition: I'M TRIGGERED !
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  1586. Absolutely love your videos! Thank you for all of the research and how you present these subjects.
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  1587. Great vid. Feeding the almighty algo
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  1588. I wish this guy was my physics professor back in college days. What a great talent in explaining stuff this guy has. Amazing video yet again my friend, keep up the good work! 👍🏽
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  1589. Can't tell you how incredibly helpful this video is. I was wondering about this since few months and now I find perfect answer through your video. Thanks for the wisdom.
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  1590. OMG this is one of the best comedy films I've seen a while. Thank you D4A!
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  1591. I came.
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  1592. So cool ! I can't wait to see more, your built is finally comming together ! :D Also, it's nice to see the cost because it's not over the moon and with some saving, might be possible to do one, one day :)
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  1593. Usually AWs and 86s tend to run 106ish hp and dynos aren’t always accurate, so you should be pretty proud!
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  1594. I fell very lucky to have the motor with the best information in YouTube thanks to your chanel! Cheers from Spain!
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  1595. I bought a 4 year old NB MX5 over the phone in 2007. Except for emailed photos it was completely sight unseen, when I took a 90min flight to collect & drive it home... best decision I ever made & yes I still have it! :)
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  1596. And I thought that I am the only weird owner of 80´s japanese car, listening to 80´s Japanese funk and pop. :D
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  1597. I personally found this episode very interesting! This kind of content requires allot of time and effort to compile, thank you!
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  1598. It was said that DKW, that brand that went up in Audi, stood for ‘Das Krankenhaus Wartet’ (The hospital awaits). This due to their flimsy construction and smelly engines. :)
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  1599. Laughed sooo hard at your rage. Probably cause i'd do the same at a certain point... Anyways,love the series,keep it up,can't wait for the next episode!!!
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  1600. Just brilliant, very informative and extremely entertaining, plus your happy spirit shines through at every moment. I left felling good and smarter too.
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  1601. You brilliantly explained the rod ratio. You have such a gift at breaking down the seemingly complex. Thank you, again.
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  1602. wait... not just stickers and shirts? this does not qualify as a true youtube channel shop! ;-)
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  1603. Thanks a lot for the very interesting an critical analysis of this engine design! And thanks a lot for the motivation to create own engine designs – I will immediately start! 😁👍🍀
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  1604. Your ability to explain engineering principles is superlative. You should have a series of all your favorite videos put on “The Great Courses” library. You are like the Neil Degrasse Tyson of engineering and gearheads! Please always make these videos!! They are amazing!
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  1605. I love your channel dude, I put this on and listen to it like a radio station while I'm driving around to my jobsites.
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  1606. Wow this is the best explanation I’ve ever heard in 20 years of being in automotive. Thanks !
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  1607. At some point this just became everything you shouldnt do under a car lmao lmao.. good vid
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  1608. This channel and mighty car mods are my all time youtube favourites!!!
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  1609. This is one of the best videos I ever saw in this channel, thanks!
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  1610. Every time I watch your videos I'm blown away by your knowledge, and the clear and simple ways in which you describe these fundamentals. THANK YOU 🙂 An inspiration for young and old engineers alike and a great tool for all. I wish you every success
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  1611. Liking this and all your other videos is the least I can do for your effort. Thank you for bringing out such detailed videos.
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  1612. You are such a perfectionist, that's what makes your vids so good.
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  1613. Another amazing video from you, D4A! This is just an honest explanation without any preconceived opinion. Well done!
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  1614. This is extremely informative, thank you for explaining this.
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  1615. YOU HAVE AMAZING CONTENT! JUST FOUND YOU! YOU ARE SINGLE HANDEDLY SUBSIDIZING EDUCATION FOR ALL
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  1616. Thank you, old boy. I didn't catch the mistakes in the original, which would suggest that I don't quite know everything. What a dreadful shock this has been. Anyway, onward and upward. ;-)
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  1617. Great Job!👍 Careful with that Right Foot!😁 Nothing like the Sense of Accomplishment you get by doing it yourself, to make all the hard work worth it!🎉 Mike in San Diego.🌞🎸🚀🖖
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  1618. As a fellow MR2 owner AND having my GPZ completed, I'm super excited to see that your AW11 running! May it bring you many miles of joy.
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  1619. I just can't help it to get excited for D4A videos. So professional, so enthusiastic, so Motorhead.
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  1620. I concur with the sentiment here! You are THE BEST youtuber to explain stuff about how a car works in a way that is both easily understandable and highly detailed. I wish you get to 1 million subscribers FAST!
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  1621. Is this gearhead heaven school?
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  1622. What an absolutely fantastic video. Well presented, informative and interesting.
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  1623. You've litarally answered all of my questions I've ever had about this topic. Great video!
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  1624. I'm incredibly surprised how well I scored. I learnt literally everything from this channel (no kidding) and I certainly wouldn't have got out of the Greta range before I started watching. Instead I got 36 if I were generous with partial marking, mid Connoisseur if I didn't get partial marks for partial answers. I'm still not sure its something I'd ever admit to the people in my life, but I'm pleased with myself at least anyway.
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  1625. Another great video, complex made simple!! Thank you
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  1626. HI Driving 4 Answers - excellent presentation! Your engineering explanations are good for people to learn more and to understand the reasoning that led to these designs. It is also a good refresher for older engineers (like me) and a powerful motivational tool for younger kids to explore the "meaning and working of things". Thank you for all your research, time and effort you invest in these educational videos. Ciao, L.
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  1627. One of the smartest videos ive ever seen
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  1628. Take as much time as you need! You are really on a good path. Thank you so much!!!
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  1629. As a Texan, I can confirm we talk like this.
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  1630. Always the best automotive channel with clear and precise explanations, but acting? I was not expecting that! This is as good as the greeeeen screen shenanigans. Congrats and once again, thanks for the video.🏆
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  1631. "Knock off nut... ...not made in China" Class 😂
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  1632. Awesome video, as always, that's why I love your channel and I'm a subscriber. Please, do more videos like this one, as I'm fascinated with both cars and world History. Videos about the history of the pistons, the cranks, the camshaft, differentials (there's a hint of that in this video), seatbelts, and many more topics, would be awesome. Greetings from Pergamino, Argentina 🇦🇷.
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  1633. This vid is gold!! Very clear and well explained.Nice job 👌
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  1634. A great use of fusion 360... The animations were nicely done and helped to understand the complexity of the design
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  1635. I am boggled at how you come up with such amazing content and present it so well. Thank you.
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  1636. really very well explained, good job, keep it up!!!!!!!!
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  1637. 6,666 views. Nice. I love that you actually did the math on how many molecules would be in a cylinder. Also, turbo head guy is creepy. Phenomenal job as always.
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  1638. I have been a autotech for over 40 years and this is the best explanation of turbocharging I have ever seen, Bar None.
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  1639. Love what you're doing! Thanks so much for sharing all this with us. Would love to see you talk on the Mazda MZR L3-VDT! Cheers!
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  1640. ive never clicked on a video faster, great content keep it up do the 3sgte next please
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  1641. You should do one on the Volvo Red Block engines! Love the quality content!!
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  1642. You are such an incredibly good teacher.
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  1643. I love this video! Your explanation helps me better understand the imbalance in the Buick 231. I was working on these things in my younger years, knew they were rough running, even knew they were the offspring of their v8 cousins (evident in the distributor cap), I just never saw an explanation as detailed as yours, thanks!
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  1644. I really love your engine balance video's they made me fall in love with the inline six design. I have a request though, can you please make a video comparing the inline six with the v12 engine configuration, explaining why the added cillinders help the smoothness of the engine. I really hope you cover that one day. Keep up the good work man. Cheers!
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  1645. My favorite channels on YouTube are driven by the people making them exploring things that genuinely interest them, such as yours. I have a certain, potentially misplaced for sure, faith in those creators that something they want to chase down and look at, I may find interesting as well, even if I would not have thought so initially. Your delivery, pacing, clarity, and engagement are the major things that draw me. Exactly what topic is being explored is less so. Thank you for everything you've enabled me to enjoy so far. I'm sure I'll continue to tune in for what comes in the future.
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  1646. I think there's room on this channel for a larger variety of RELATED topics. But some things that are quite separate from engines and vehicles, is probably better suited on a separate channel.
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  1647. A lot of stuff, like Bikes, Ski, guitars etc. are just very personal things. You might think you know what you'll like, but the more time spend with it, the more different attributes become apparent and important, while others turn out to be a non issue. Furthermore you'll evolve as a rider, as well as what you use your bike for. So RIP to the little TZR 125, but it's great that you now get exposure to so many different styles of bike, It will help you to find out what your personal taste is. At the end of a season I like to go to the ski rental shop and ask if I can try out a few different pairs on the same day. Always interesting and quite a few times I walked away with a new "old" pair of Skis.
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  1648. Dude, I absolutely love your videos, but even more so these kinds of bits. The honesty, the glimpse into your own life, so refreshing to see. Keep on keeping on. F*ck what anyone else says. And keep making videos. 👍
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  1649. You got a right dude live your life as you see fit in a decent and respectful way!....👍
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  1650. You can explain stuff like no one else, if you had been my teacher in school I would be some genius making millions. Great great videos
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  1651. Your channel is a gem.
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  1652. Pithy and concise without getting bogged down in the weeds! One of the best explanations of planned obsolescence I've heard in a LONG TIME!
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  1653. 23 minute-long videos are not usually my thing, but damn I enjoyed this one cool stuff to learn!
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  1654. TOYOTA WANT TO KNOW YOUR LOCATION
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  1655. Epic video! Thank you! ❤️
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  1656. I'm going to guess you know that oil isn't formed from dead dinos but I do think it's a wonderfully amusing concept and terminology. I'm glad you're OK. I was beginning to wonder.
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  1657. Yet another totally awesome video!!! You sir, have set the standard! Thank you!
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  1658. Fellow MR2 owner. I knew the car the instant the video started. Cool!
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  1659. Thank you, I've been watching so many videos on carburetors. Waiting for my jet kit to deliver so I can attempt this myself
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  1660. This the most longest enjoyable advertisement ever. maybe if I installed this to my Sentra, it'll be a +1 interior style points... the only thing they will like about my daily-driver Nissan. (T_T) Or rather just shove it in my MR2 soon.
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  1661. Dude... that was hilarious, besides informative. Wish I could sub again, this is quickly becoming one of my fav channels. Well done, maniga. Edit: 1335€ (best price I found, shipping non included) for the top version with data loggin and GPS??? that's around half the price I expected for that little beast, I'm quite impressed... and no, I'm not AEM affiliated or something, lol, I just like electronic awesomeness
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  1662. This is the exact wheel I’ve been wanting for my 1981 Toyota celica. Been watching the channel for years at this point, since before the “sexy masonry” video I think lol. Crazy how big this channel is now.
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  1663. You sir are doing a great job! Your theory is strong and your relaying of info is engaging and well thought out. Thank you for carrying on!
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  1664. Muy agradecido por tener este video en español, incluso te podría recomendar para el próximo vídeo traducir el de las clases de sensores que lleva un motor?
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  1665. MASSIVE RESPECT for doing this!! True EDUCATOR!!
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  1666. I love your videos, can I get a comment heart?
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  1667. Beta,hazet and victor reinz.best quality tools and sealant.that man knows his job.
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  1668. I want this man to be my auto shop teacher, and tell us everything that we need to know about engines, transitions, etc...
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  1669. After sitting for 20 years my 260z started right up. Didnt even turn over just fired up!!! Mind you new battery, new gas and SUs sprayed with carb cleaner. But I swear it started up like it was driven that day. No cranking at all. I had a buyer standing next to me and he jumped for joy. I was thinking this is a sign from the Z gods and had to retrack the sale. Fortuneatly he was a work collegue and friend. During covid I restored her.
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  1670. I loved the video, amazing like an old japanese street racing video
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  1671. That was one of the most informative videos i have watched on Turbocharger sizing and such. Great work.
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  1672. So far you sir are the Best gear head speaker person I’ve ever heard explaining how things work in such a nit and clear way. Thumbs way up!!
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  1673. hey man good job on the video! you’re the best automotive content creator ever! thank you for your free knowledge!!
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  1674. Your torque figures are awesome... My eunos is making 109hp and 134nm...
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  1675. Absolutely love the idea of putting 4AFE into the aw11!!! I've been thinking about what engines I could potentially put in MY aw11, and watching how your car and this engine will develop in your series is very inspirational! Big congratz on 80K btw!!!
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  1676. This video is so good I’ll watch it again and again! Well done sir! I’ve had 1 Austin, 3 Renault, 1 Peugeot, 1 Mazda, 2 Audi 2 Toyota and I’m on Volvo #3 and all have done 250k+ miles. Current XC70 D5 is at 205,000 and going strong.
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  1677. Best vid I've seen so far on the differences between these 3 options. You're absolutely right, the internet loves to tell all that forged is superior in every way. Thanks for all the clarification!
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  1678. Well done, just what I was after, informed, logical and easy to understand while still giving more in-depth answers than others on what the differences and tradeoffs are between the different piston options, liked the visuals etc, it all made for a somewhat entertaining lesson. I really liked the little round up at the end reminding us that the best choice really comes down to knowing how you will use the motor and what characteristics will be most advantageous, many thanks from Down under.
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  1679. You singlehandedly made your own suspension aint no better way to explain this, good info and easy to understand
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  1680. This video got my Sub. Great job. I hope you can make a video about different types of cams (na, supercharger, turbo, nitrous), cam degreeing, cam break in, cam tuning. There is so much to talk about with cams.
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  1681. Jesus Christ that thing just dashes thru corners... amazing work my friend!!! Plus the sound is pure ear porn.... Keep it up!!!
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  1682. learning something new every week as usual :) thanks!
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  1683. Awesome video! I watched this a few times. I know a really good way to clean heads that works well but takes a little more time. I take apart the head but leave the valves in because I don't have a spring compressor yet. I soak all the parts in berryman's chemdip in my hf part's washer for about two days. I used cheap paint brushes to brush the chemdip into tight spots. I pull the parts and hit them with a hand held steam cleaner, wash all the solvent off with a hose, followed buy WD 40 and sit them in the sun. Afterwards, I use a light coating of clean oil to stop rusting. It will make heads look almost new. But, adding this soda blasting to the exterior aluminum that gets lots of grime on it over the years, will make them look new! I just wanted to add what I do to help someone.
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  1684. Damn I'm so glad I found this video, there are not a ton of us running a bike carb setup like this. This was super helpful, thank you.
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  1685. The real reason that you didn't show the trip home is that you ran out of shirts to change into 😁
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  1686. Thanks so much for the shout out! Wish I had better footage for you to use, but still missing the old data. Hopefully soon. Your plan sounds good, and at least your tank has a drain plug! My early one didn't Had to remove the tank 1/4 full. So glad you don't have to remove the tank! As you saw, it's a massive pain. You could definitely handle it, but unless you suspect it is rusting through, probably not worth it. Yours has run recently enough to for the inside to probably be alright, and the fuel coming out did look good. Hopefully you can see how my tank was inside soon. It's shocking! P.S. Your garage ain't even that bad! You've seen mine I'm sure. I am about 10% away from having one whole half free to work in though. MR2 SR20 engine swap incoming after that! Then I can have a messy garage that looks just like yours. ;)
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  1687. Been riding a long time. Got tired of working on vehicles all weekend to get to work Monday. Like yourself I came those same conclusions. You did it a lot faster. Great Channel by a wise man.
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  1688. Wow. What an amazing video. I've been pondering the same issues for a while. It makes me sad to see that we as a civilization have ready access to way more information than we ever have, and yet we cannot muster the courage to find the truths about stuff around us, or ask the questions that will effect change within said corporations. Thanks for posting this video.
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  1689. FIRST! Psyched for this. :D Edit: Holy crap it's actually on the ground! I think yours was on stands for less time than the Fully Spooled Lexus. Two of my fav projects that I want to see tearing it up. ;)
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  1690. Please make a video washing the car for the first time! It would be very satisfying to see all this dust getting away and the painting shining again! And this wheels fitted amazingly with the car, love it!
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  1691. You say thanks for watching but I wanna thank you for doing these great videos 👍🏻
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  1692. The best possible way of educating something is to learning both theorical and practical aspects of it, and that's the exact way you do! Thank you my friend and teacher! 👌
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  1693. I don’t t know anything about cars but now suddenly I’m so intrigued and I want to learn more
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  1694. Really enjoy your perspective in all of your videos. Is really refreshing to have this practical, in depth but fun kind of content around cars like this.
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  1695. Legendary video. Glad to see it on the feed, last two minutes were gold
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  1696. Wow! This video was very tastefully presented. Great job focusing on the facts while being clear when opinions were shared. Thank you so much for taking the time to boldly yet properly address this concern. This video was both informative and entertaining. Keep up the good work, and thanks for sharing the truth behind the hype and the numbers. Looking forward to your next video! :)
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  1697. kimnotyze - dj tomekk get low - lil jon vamos a la playa - loona lonely - nana Nate Dogg - Keep It Coming Daaaamn i want that t-shirt HAHAHA
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  1698. Lmao. I guess I fall under the category of Honda fanboy seeing that my cars have been powered by the following : F22A K20Z3 F22C1 K20C1 But I still love hearing about other engine designs and cars. I even respect American pushrod V8s for their compactness even though they are not quite my cup of tea.
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  1699. This is an insane amount of detail. I don't know what all your sources were but you did a great job of putting it all together. Kudos.
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  1700. Brilliant! That is one hell of a lot of information with examples and animations in such away everyone can understand. That shows you have great knowledge and I like your sence if humor. Thank you. 😊
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  1701. This is a fantastic video and you clearly demonstrate you know your stuff. All the guides on my favourite MR2 board back in the day said 300bhp was the safe point for stock internals before spending the big money. A thing you alluded to that will always be my favourite thing about the MR2 and it's 3s-ge is the reliability. I honestly thrashed the living crap out of my mr2. I bounced it off the rev limiter daily and it never missed a beat. Fantastic sound for a four cylinder and the way the power built over the rev range encouraged you to chase the 7250rpm limit. Absolute diamond of an engine and a car. Thanks for the video. Luv and Peace.
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  1702. man i can't explain to you how much i needed this vid, i'm working on my thesis/end of study project on turbocharging an NA engine and you just uploaded this,thank you man thank you
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  1703. Svaka cast, bravo za citavu ekipu!
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  1704. that is literally just a spade connector
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  1705. I like your style....very watchable!
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  1706. Great explanation, very clearly explained. I'm really enjoying this engine swap/build project. Thanks for the extremely well detailed videos.
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  1707. this was an utterly insane way of hacking up a wire harness i love it haha
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  1708. You Sir are not only awesome when it comes to explaning stuff, but also entertaining in a very subtle way, which I might like even more. Huge respect coming your way.
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  1709. WOW, I’m impressed. I got through many years performing much of my own maintenance on my cars, trucks, bikes, lawnmowers and more. How I managed to get this far in life without the understanding that you have made possible is shocking. Thank you for your skills and desire to share your knowledge. I’m very grateful.
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  1710. Many thanks for the kinds words! Billzilla :)
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  1711. Another great video, they just seem to get better and better , awesome insight into the capabilities of our engines, thanks you 🙏
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  1712. got me as a sub, cant wait to see this on the road and hear it.
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  1713. The most brilliant engine build video i've seen thus far. It had me doing the two step lol
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  1714. Another great video. Please keep doing them. They're always very informative.👍
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  1715. I had a fantastic time watching this video even though I am well versed in these sensors. You do a fantastic job explaining things. Keep it up!
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  1716. I dare to say that this is probably the best video I've ever seen in YouTube! Outstanding! Thank you so much for sharing this level of knowledge!
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  1717. Outstanding video mate. Most of these sensors were a mystery for me and now it all makes sense.
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  1718. As a carburettor guy who does not know that much about sensors and electronic fuel injection, this will definetely come in handy the next time I have to deal with a more modern car. Thanks for the great content.
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  1719. driving 4 answers 😂👌. Amazingly informative video. Thank you for taking the time to explain. You have cleared up a lot of miss leadings!
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  1720. That was a very extensive explanation. Thanks a lot! Also thanks to the YT algorithm which sometimes does indeed seem to get things right ...
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  1721. Awesome video. This is the nerd-out content that I enjoy the most, I'm so excited that there are still new combustion engine innovations that are being developed and proof tested. Thank you for the information and explaining it so thoroughly and passionately 👍
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  1722. What a badass engine, cant wait to see the build.
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  1723. This video was so well delivered I vote that we incorporate the word "irregardless" into the english language as a tribute to the best boost school professor on earth?
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  1724. Damn, I really need to get a RC car again! These got me into tinkering as a kid, the best toy in the universe! Thousands of hours of entertainment plus learning all basics on mechnanics and electronics.
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  1725. Thank you for the great video! Really liked your clear and calm style of explaining. Very enjoyable to watch and listen!
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  1726. This is an excellent video. Very informative and very imaginatively put together. Thank you very much. Well done!
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  1727. those animations are creative and hilarious
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  1728. Keep up the good work man. One of the best auto focused shows on YouTube.
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  1729. Your explanations are brilliant. I came to this channel with the most basic understanding of how engines work, but learn a lot from every video, and find them all fascinating. My respect for mechanical engineers has also increased massively. Also love your to communicate the complex, in understandable terms, and with humility.
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  1730. 70% of the explanation went straight over my head but man I really enjoyed watching this. Well spoken, well detailed and laid out, awesome video 👏🏾👏🏾
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  1731. now I understand why adventure bikes have 1-2 cylinders
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  1732. I was kinda expecting a cheating rap :p Great video as usual, explains this technique clearly!
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  1733. Excellent point about torque and streetability... Can't wait for the next installment!
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  1734. I was waiting for this, I knew you would make this video
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  1735. Wow. I've got two engineering degrees, and I absolutely LOVE when a presenter of this quality comes along. Well done sir. Very informative, and well presented.
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  1736. i cant imagine my life without D4A
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  1737. Now this episode....made my day😇😇😇
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  1738. YESSS BOOST SCHOOL
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  1739. As always, well explained, concise and no bullshit. This type on content helps every type of car enthusiast. Awesome video brother!
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  1740. Man I would love to visit Bosnia sometime. It looks like such a beautiful place!
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  1741. This thumbnail is the best thumbnail. 😍
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  1742. Truly a wonderful video, thanks for sharing.
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  1743. Ferrule is what the "tiny thing" is called.
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  1744. Great stuff. It is not easy to describe such a complex subject to non-engineers; but you do a really good job.
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  1745. One of your BEST, most accurate videos to date!. Excellent contrast between knock and pre-ignition.
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  1746. As always, cracking content. Very informative. You alluded to VW groups fuel stratification technology when discussing fuel mixture homogeneity. Any chance you could do a video. The idea of changing fuel ratio within individual cylinders is fascinating, and I'd like to see The pros and cons of doing so and the rationale behind a stratified mixture. Once again, fantastic content, you're a knowledgeable and likeable presenter.
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  1747. Crying D4A is cutest D4A, change my mind.
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  1748. I love you, you are like 10x more interesting than my university classes right now, thank you.. Keep up the awesome content! (Been planning some things for my car based on some knowledge from your videos :)
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  1749. Being an ND Miata owner that seeks out as much Miata content as I can plus someone who’s watched most D4A videos, YouTube couldn’t recommend this fast enough lol.
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  1750. I am rofling throughout the video. Help I cant breath!!!
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  1751. I actually watched to the end. Thought it was a DIY video with all the outtakes instead of the DIY. Very well done! You got moves man! ;)
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  1752. Such a cool video ! I would love to see other videos like this on other manufacturers ! 😄
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  1753. I really liked this. Hope you do more like this.
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  1754. The best decision I've made this year is subscribing to this amazing channel
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  1755. Awesome video man!
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  1756. This guy is great at describing complex concepts in simple terms. Interesting and very digestible.
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  1757. Fantastic video. Time to go look up the rod ratios of all my favorite cars! 😁
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  1758. Wow, this video is amazing. I always wondered how the stututu sound happens, and you explained it so clearly. Keep up the great work. Your videos help me a lot! ;) Thank you!
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  1759. So this is the video that they show to the infants in day care .... No, seriously ... It really is so plain straight forwardly explained by yours truly, that even toddlers will be able to go out and spike dad's or mom's car with a t3 and a dump valve . 👌😎 Well done sir. Great explanation and excellent teaching. I enjoyed it immensely. 😎
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  1760. Yes, finally a channel getting to a subject I'm interested in. I will learn much and choose my kit wisely according to the bells and whistles.
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  1761. Excellent and concise explanations as always! This series is great!
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  1762. 9:25 The ole "exhausted and lying on the shop floor" move, I know it well. Keep it up dude, love your can-do make it happen attitude. Making me want to shop around on Craigslist for an AW11. Loving the more frequent uploads too
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  1763. Not been a subscriber for long but thanx for your Videos their very enjoyable, and sometimes gives me the giggles keep up the good work, also I spent years putting engines in from the top with rope and scaffolding pipe so appreciate that install I know what hard work it is. G. 👍
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  1764. This is a great video. Thank you so much! I laughed the entire way too! Grabbing the axe and the pirate knife hahaha! Whatever works! What kind of tool do you use to turn the engine? I hope you got your MR2 working-I know that sucks
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  1765. Weirdest spent 42minutes. :) But I love 'em.
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  1766. I can't wait for another thorough 'educational' videos about engines like this I really love this kind of content Thank you for providing such a great video, sir I really want to see V6 vs VR6 😆
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  1767. Excellent video mate very clear and easy to understand! looking forward to more. This channel is so underrated.
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  1768. THANK YOU!! Hard to find a simple quick how to video these days
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  1769. So much information in every single video. Your channel is a real gem. 🙂
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  1770. I keep watching your videos, not a car enthusiast but you make a great learning experience with the way you explain the mechanical intricacies and details.
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  1771. Hey man, You got me bro. Subscribed! I first saw and commented on Your MR2 videos since thats the car that really inspired me to love more then just v8's. As far as the SR20DET goes I bought a 95 240 that had a sr20det swap and was already all done up..I did have to put in a new built 5 speed and 2 weeks after I had it finished (car was perfect!!) an old lady totalled it in the WALMART parking lot 😕😕 Man Ive been bummed ever since..Insurance screwed me and only gave me book value. Anyways. YesSSS NISSAN PLEASE GIVE US AN ENTRY LEVEL REAR WHEEL DRIVE S-CHASSIS-LIKE CAR AGAIN!!!!!
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  1772. Got the BOV sorted out I see… Great work Cool project indeed!
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  1773. I don't even change my own oil, yet I watch these videos.
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  1774. Awesome! Job. Keep it up and keep posting
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  1775. God that sound ! I'm gonna need new pants :p
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  1776. I will try to use the principle whit a plywood box ,thanks so much you gave me great ideas. It could be any length any shape to accommodate the part
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  1777. Pretty weird design, love your analysis!
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  1778. Everything you said in the first 2 minutes is exactly how I feel. Plus I'd rather save the money and do it myself. I've had a full set of budget engine measuring tools in my save for later cart for ages now. 😄
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  1779. "Isn't modern technology great?" He says after having freed himself from carburetors! Excellent video. Not many good introductions to this topic out there. Especially this quick and digestible.
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  1780. "Du fragst zu viel mein Freund!" exactly what they would say and afterwards put a gun to your head because they thought you were spying on them 😂 Edit: Dude the rap is dope especially the german part 😉
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  1781. Just paused the video after the history section to say WOW! Amazing information in an amazing way! You really are a storyteller! Now then...Back to it! 🤓
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  1782. This channel lives up to its name without a doubt. Thanks for the clear and concise information you bring forth. Im assuming you're building a 3sgte. The aw11 chassis will really move with this setup as its considerably lighter than the sw20. Good luck with your project 👍
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  1783. Dude, I can't tell you how excited I got to see a new video from you 😂❤ I LOVE THIS CHANNEL SO MUCH!! YOUR VIDEOS ARE EPIC, MAN! 🙌🏾🔥
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  1784. Epic!! Good to see it going!
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  1785. As a German I am actually impressed by your language skills... It actually was near flawless....
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  1786. Although i know the majority of what is being said here, i enjoyed listening him and feel like i learned something new! ( and that is true ). Very short and straight forward explanation of everything. The first channel i really and truly enjoy listening to! Keep up the good work.
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  1787. Congratulation for a best explanation petrol vs diesel engines in Youtube. A lot of hard work, but watching this was very interseting. Subscribtion set and going to look your other movies. Thank you :)
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  1788. Trying to figure out what to say only one thing came to mind.... Brilliant... Thank You
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  1789. Wow! Amazing presentation, so much knowledge transmitted so clearly. Now I understand how my 1980s Honda rebel and my new RE Interceptor feel so different. Thank you for the video!
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  1790. I feel like I just went to university for an entire semester. Wow - incredible info - thanks for taking the time to teach us this.
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  1791. thanks heaps! very informative and reassuring for someone who is about to begin modification on their EJ20 :)
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  1792. Congratulations on research well done, pretty much all of those dates, power figures, models etc were all correct! Hats of to you good sir, good job.
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  1793. As with all your tech talks, very interesting, factual and informative. I've lived a lot of years, owned a lot of wheeled vehicles, and have seen so much here I never knew about "the wheel". Thank you.
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  1794.  @d4a  https://imgur.com/a/Nx8t7Vv I had some stalled progress for a while but I hope to get this done this month. Your vids were really helpful with guiding me on what to do and I just wanted to let you know someone in this world used your info for more than just automotive trivia!
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  1795. outstanding video. great explanation. as usual, always stellar vids
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  1796. Thank you for your clear explanations, and especially for your enthusiasm!
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  1797. Did you choose your apartament upon this room layout? :D I imagine such discussion with wife... "Honey, that other apartment was not flow-efficient..." 😂
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  1798. So awesome! I’ve been waiting for this exact video and it was everything I hoped it would be. I hope your MR2 fulfills all the dreams you had for it. I have recently completed an extensive overhaul on my own MR2 Turbo with thousands of dollars of new parts including a turbo upgrade and a ACT HDSS clutch and it is exactly how I thought it would be; my perfect MR2. I hope you experience the same with your transformation. Cheers from Texas, brother, please keep making these awesome videos!
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  1799. Damn, I love how calm and educative your videos are. Maybe your channel isn't one of the biggest ones like Engineering Explained etc. (yet), but it sure is one of the most informative ones. Thanks for the hard work man.
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  1800. Wow You totally nailed this one I like how many things u explained I have 2000 Celica gts and all u said happened to me lol My oil pump got hurt left my engine dry while I was flying through the gears on the freeway screw up my rod bearings the shit went up Scratched my pistons my sleeves and crank 😭 So after that I build the engine. Gt crank pistons sleeves bored to 2.0L Garret t3t4 turbo inter cooler power fc stand-alone everything I needed to have bulletproof engine All done started to push it after 2-300 km on 3 psi and one day my oil pump exploded f me .All done again new billet oil pump this time lol 😆 running 3-5 psi made 260 whp with some mild tune But soon it will go back to dyno wanna get at least 500 whp if the translation can handle it lol. Amazing video u did now I know even more about my engine 🤪 Cheers 🍻
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  1801. Of course there are problems too overcome. This animation is a concept not a final design. YouTube has too many critics. People with immediate negative attitudes never create. They're like a tyranic local building inspector. C'mon people! Anyone can walk around looking for problems and excuses not to do something . What happened to the American Spirit? We need men who can "take a message to Garcia".
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  1802. It's really awesome that you're actually adding something cool like this to the community. Props man!
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  1803. Interesting subject the best time of the week is sunday then driving 4 answer come with new episodes its really make my day.
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  1804. There isn't one unifying solution, never will be. Electric vehicles work great for some & ICE's for others. Diversity & moderation with a bit more self discipline is the answer for a sustainable future.
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  1805. I do hope that the IC engine goodbye is very long. I'm 16, not even allowed to drive yet and I don't want to see this beauty of a machine that has been the staple of... almost everything, disappear right before my hands and eyes. I might be forced to have an EV as a daily one day in the future, but passionate driving is forever bonded with ICE cars. I remember the first few times my dad let me drive his 01' Jeep Grand Cherokee in the mountain. For these couple of minutes that I was behind the wheel, I felt connected with the machine, resonated with the rumbling on the engine, as if the car was alive. I was happy.
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  1806. IDK why, but the part where you crapped on the Koenigsegg welds was hilarious to me. Awesome overview and a ton of really cool features in this engine for sure. As usual, I learned a few new things from this video. Great work! Won't lie, pretty upset we aren't getting this in the USA.
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  1807. Congratulations. You've rendered all my Mechanical Engineering professors useless. I could've gotten my qualification just by watching your videos. Great work.
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  1808. This summarizes the difference better than what I cobbled together from articles and 5+ other videos about FPC (including your older ones). And I STILL learned new stuff about FPC in this one. Outstanding. Going to share this on the C8 and S550 Mustang groups.
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  1809. I can't say enough regarding all the work that has gone into to above excellent tutorial. A BIG THANK YOU! I have learned so much.
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  1810. Those who are not from the area try to take a truth and make it universal. What happened here is the same as what happens when a mechanical engineer sits at a cafe table with people who speak from experience and not studies. I loved the video and the dedication you had to try to explain so much to people who understand so little. Negative reviews are everywhere, but that doesn't mean the reviews are right! Great video, you gained another follower!
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  1811. I'm not an engine expert, but you pretty much nailed the differences between alloys of steel, aluminum and titanium. Great explanation. Titanium also has pretty low thermal conductivity which can be helpful at times.
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  1812. Your intro song gets me every time. Stuck in my head for the next 12 hours now.
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  1813. I'm a portuguese native speaker and I appreciate the translation to Spanish. Even that still not same language, it's close enough to I show your videos to my friends.(I think that your Italian viewers may think the same way)
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  1814. Thanks for yet another topic brilliantly explained.
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  1815. I never bothered to learn these different cycles, cause where i'd read about them, they just made it sound complicated. This video on the other hand, was fun and informative. And who doesn't like a bit of history!
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  1816. Haha I thought you where going to start a long tale boat project.
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  1817. Really needed an episode like this one...😇😇😇😇
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  1818. Honestly, the best free information on the internet. Love this channel.
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  1819. That exhaust manifold was so skilfully made, beautiful welds! As an Australian, I am very proud of the fantastic custom parts we manufacture down here, keep up the great content!
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  1820. The Delta S4 used twin-charging to have anti-lag before anti lag was really a thing.
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  1821. The way that you explained this video is truly amazing, the way it was described so simply yet so detailed is beyond amazing. Thank you Mr D4A
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  1822. Adding a variety of content to your channel can be really cool. You are named "Driving 4 Answers" after all and not "Driving 4AGE Only" =P
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  1823. Your videos are fantastic. I've never seen such clear and easily understandable explanations of the subjects you cover.
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  1824. hey man just wanted to say i love your videos, this is one of the rare chances i get to comment early on a video, but anyway im a fellow aw11 owner and your videos have helped me out so much ive learned a lot from you.
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  1825. Really, really well done! Great job mate! I get there s question every now and then and would definitely refer to this video when trying the explain the concept. Thank you for this effort! Respect :)
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  1826. Just discovered your channel, immediately subscribed! Great presentation style, very clear, easy to follow, and good level of humor! Amazing job dude!
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  1827. Accidentally very early it seems :| Very interesting topic since the last time i dived into that was on a 2 stroke with 74cc :D Nice to see how the stuff works on a proper engine. Like out before watched the video again... no regrets >:D
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  1828. I learned all this back in the 70s and 80s when Cars were a more important item in my life. Its very generous of you to put it all together in one package, starting with Mechanical Distributors. Your vocal presentation makes it easy to remain focused on the material and not your person. Thank You that. You have a new sub.
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  1829. Excellent video! I'm going to show this to my kids because you break this down to where it's very easily understood. Thank you for the work you've done in this video!
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  1830. I truly hope this series brings you the awesome recognition you deserve, keep it coming mate 👍
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  1831. jo... JOOOOOO!!!! I didn't realise that he got over a million subscribers. I guess I found this channel at around the same size as you did and always watched the videos but never paid attention to the subscriber count.
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  1832. Glad to see so many engine heads here so early ❤
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  1833.  @Blockbuster2033  i did notice the sub count rising and I think when he dropped all the boost school videos the increase was the highest
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  1834. BOOM! See? Our journey has just begun!!! Into the Venturi we go!
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  1835. This guy could have helped me out a lot in the 1960's when I took my apprenticeship. He put this in simple understandable terms, that a chimpanzee could understand (one that speaks english that is). Good content and accurate.
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  1836. Excellent video my man! Definitely helping clear up info and dispel a lot of myths. Idea for another video that you can connect back to this one. Talk about knock, what causes it, and why different piston types are more or less susceptible to damage under knock. The hyperuetectic pistons in the STI engine come up a lot when people talk about ring land failure. Of course, 90% of them have no idea what they are talking about, so videos like this really help clear the air.
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  1837. Wow. That's not that bad. Love your videos.
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  1838. well done, the cad model really helped , very very well explained.
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  1839. This is beautiful. Thanks to offer us beautiful discoveries and clear explanation to our nerdy mecanical mind.
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  1840. Excellent follow up video! I use poly when I'm increasing HP output on an engine because it absorbs the additional torque better with less engine movement.
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  1841. Dude can't tell you how cool it is you're actually making products and offering them to the public. Hope I can do something similar in the future. Keep up the amazing work.
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  1842. I came here for car content, but got the best description of how the modern works. Brilliant video! Nice to see someone who is still rational and unbiased!
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  1843. Congratulations, a great achievement, looking forward to more videos
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  1844. Seems like we have been in pretty similar spots. Fighting a messy garage, fighting the winter, having to do lots of work just to get work done. My garage is getting cleaner, I'm managing to beat the snow, and I've been doing a lot of equipment upgrades in the background as well! Can't wait to see your MR2 drive for real in the spring. I am a bit of a CNC nerd, though I don't know as much as I'd like. Still excited for videos on that as well! Thanks for the update and good luck with everything. :D
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  1845. Your clear description of what could otherwise have been a complex design is tremendous. Love your presentation style.
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  1846. Brilliant video and excellent level of detail too. Pls keep up the great work.
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  1847. One of the best explanations I've seen of the topic.
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  1848. The animations in this video are really nice! This easily matches the quality of content you'd see as school curriculum!
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  1849. this is the only channel i've come acros that shares this knowledge in great detail. please show us whats next on your journey
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  1850. Your videos are great! And your command of the English language is also great. Thanks for your work. It is appreciated👍❤️
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  1851. Still one of my favorite videos to drink coffee to by the wood stove on a Sunday morning...before I go out and thrash my WRX to within an inch of its life. ;-) Safely of course. Love this car and your videos, man. Continued thanks for the entertainment!
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  1852. Thank you once again for a really informative presentation, so well presented, and supported by great video material.
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  1853. This was very educational. I know Ferrari uses flat plane cranks in there V8s. Keep up the good work. Thank you.
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  1854. this is the greatest video I've ever seen on youtube.
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  1855. Thank you. The best engine crankshaft video I have ever watched
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  1856. Hey, this is a fantastic video man, I really enjoyed it, I have owned my celica gt4 wrc (with non active antilag, spray bar ect..) for a year now and it still makes me as happy as the first time driving it, I'm not a wizard with the mechanics so I cant give input on this but I want to learn as much as I can and this video is some real motivation to go about doing so, thank you and keep up the good work
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  1857. I Just found your channel and I'm loving the iconic engine series, great stuff keep it up 👌
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  1858. Haven't learned as much about an engine since I learned about combustion cycles at 8, about 35 years ago! Great video!
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  1859. Outstanding-- a complex topic, clearly explained, with excellent graphics. I subscribed.
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  1860. Your explanations are one of the best on YouTube.
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  1861. Awesome! Im currently build my first race engine and you ALWAYS give me the content i need.
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  1862. Another great video, thank you. I’ve always been curious about this and had assumed lag would be bad due to the distance from the engine. I was wrong! Great explanation and presentation. You make complex topics so easy to understand.
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  1863. I love what you said at the 8:00 minute in this video about preserving a car! Enjoy it and drive it! Great video! Happy Holidays!
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  1864. Great video explaining what I thought I knew, but didn't completely know. You are an asset to the craft.
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  1865. I've ridden and rebuilt 2 stroke dirt bikes for over a decade, seeing this video has made SOO many things make more sense. Crazy how you are able to do the very basic things without knowing much about a system. Video was extremely helpful while staying on point and not dragging anything out.
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  1866. Not many engines can handle 2-3 yeah even 4 times the stock power, but the 4A-G can 😋 I have seen examples on over 500hp on stock GZE internals 😳 The 2JZ-GTE are also a unique engine and you HAVE TO make a video of that 😉 You should also consider BMW straight sixes and the 5 cyllinder AUDI engine from the Group B Quattro 😋
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  1867. It is insane to hear you explain this. Like you probably already know this but im blown away by how easily you can explain EVERYTHING. Literally everything. Kudo’s and thank you for teaching.
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  1868. Even before I watch this .....BIG THANK YOU! I have waited for a while for this
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  1869. Well done bro . Keep up the great work 👏👏👏
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  1870. Absolutely outstanding, hugely informative
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  1871. I love this videos, they are very well explained and they help a lot, thank you
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  1872. An AMAZING video, that explains a whole lot of information in a very understandable way. A big THANK YOU!!, for all your Knowledge and helping me to understand the minefield of sensors and switches on the modern vehicles. 🙂
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  1873. You are a Legend! Thanks for the time and effort you put in for us👍
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  1874. Oh wow thank you so much, that will definitely help with the base tune on mine. I got the ME100 but tuning wise I am pretty sure its the same as the NoDiz, slightly larger carbs but should be pretty similar in the end tune to yours. PS definitely blaming you if my engine melts a piston ;)
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  1875. Wow such a great video again! Im honestly astonished at the sheer amount of videos that explain concepts about engines that no one has talked about! Thank you for always producing such original content! I hope you know that it is not going unseen, great work and story telling
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  1876. Such good information I love the green screen very helpful with the background information Great video keep it coming
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  1877. The airline to your impact wrench is to small. The wrench does not get enough air. Try to upgrade all lines and fittings and the axel nut will go off.
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  1878. I have never been a fan of jet engines or jets, but the science and capabilities are incredible. They are definitely going to give even more to the future.
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  1879. What a great video, thank you so much! Please do continue with this turbine story line, will watch them all! 😊👍
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  1880. It's good to see the woodprix has new instructions to save my money and energy to build it.
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  1881. The gtv6 kicks ass. Can't wait to see the build. I have never personally bought anything from maxspeedingrods. The idf carbs look awesome. In the past, I have occasionally seen Chinese carbs that had some metric adjustment nuts and some standard American adjustment nuts. This can sometimes be a pain in the ass. That would be my only doubt concerning this setup and for the cost, it is probably still worth it even if you had to make a tool specifically to install or adjust it. Thanks for the excellent videos sir!
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  1882. ha... did you make it to the end yet lol? but that's part of the goodness of this guy's stuff. he knows and knows how to use that knowledge. even that little shout out of annealing the copper gasket before installation.
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  1883. love this channel! don't stop man. I've learned so much!
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  1884. Thanks! I have an sw20 with minor steering wheel play but a rebuilt rack so I'll be sure to check this out next, cheers.
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  1885. Cool video, I suscribed to see what else you've got.
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  1886. the ultimate fuel saving tip; GET A BICYCLE
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  1887. "if he is not going to play intro i will ask him why" me before playing the video XD really like it. stick with it :)
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  1888. OUTSTANDING video! Thank you for explaining not only which way is proper but WHY that is the proper way. I often go to youtube for help and most people totally leave out the "why" on most of the questionable issues. I'm a big fan of your channel and never miss a post from you. Please keep up the good work.
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  1889. Well done. Well researched and FULLY explained.
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  1890. Hats off to you young man. I truly enjoyed your presentation.
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  1891. Excellent video. I really applaud you ability to make such complicated topics understandable to the everyday guy
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  1892. ​ @d4a Great video as usual! I would love to see your take on some more motorcycle engines, potentially comparing v-twins? Ducati vs Moto Guzzi vs Harley vs Indian etc would be pretty cool, maybe too many for one video though!
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  1893. I never get tired of the explanations of primary and secondary balance and even so it is still difficult for me to understand them 100%. I'm looking forward to the video coming to the Spanish channel, maybe it will be easier to understand then. Thanks once again for your videos. I have translated this comment with Google, there may be errors.
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  1894. I love your proprod.. I prefer broomsticks, but 2x4's work..
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  1895. I am amazed and just pleased that the original episode was followed up with such information.
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  1896. Shit happens, no hate from here. Hello from Texas!
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  1897. Don't worry, that's car life... Everyone is expecting to see your engine running (specially myself that I'm going to do a similar setup soon) but that's how it is. Keep the good work, solve whatever you need to solve and we'll be here waiting to see! Good job!
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  1898. This was a great video with fantastic animation and technical detail. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
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  1899. Thanks so much for sharing another awesome video! The color coding was especially helpful for clarity and quick understanding of concept. Nicely done, and very informative!
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  1900. Okay, that gave my brain workout after my morning run gave me a body workout. So much information compressed into so little time. Kudos!
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  1901. This channel has to blow up soon, in terms of subs, view etc. I don't comment very often, but this video was very good, informative as always. Keep it up:)
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  1902. A Future Funk fan! Amazing. I usually rock that intro song you selected in my car hahaha. I’ll get my headunit soon. I sincerely hope it’ll be ok!
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  1903. Hell of an intro LOL
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  1904. Best explanation of crossplane vs flatplane I've seen. Well worth the time to watch!
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  1905. Incredibly amazing video ! How can a guy explain such a ultra complex stuff so easily ! Absolutely love these vids keep making em sir ! And can we get a vid on the V4 ? like V4 vs I4 or something? And why was the V4 not included in the chart where all other engines (I4, I2, V12, V6 ,I5 were there ,but V4 wasn't .) ??
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  1906. This was such an enjoyable video!
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  1907. What a fantastic explanation covering WHY with reference to grip and allowing a tyre to recover beyond the point where even the best rivers don't have the time to "feel it". I am not an engineer nor am I a motorcycle fan and I have no idea why "the algorithm" brought me here - but it did; and I enjoyed that as an interesting explanation of modern day engineering.
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  1908. What a fascinating little dive into history. Well worth a sub from this first time viewer.
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  1909. Interesting, informative, accurate, funny, well made. Thanks for all your research, I appreciate it very much!
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  1910. Wow! This is the very first time I'm understanding deeply the difference between a two-stroke and four-stroke cycle. Thanks
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  1911. idk why 28:53 is so interesting "i am not like that and therefore i disliked and fear that which is different from me", guess that way of thinking makes us belong to a certain group easier, (common enemy is a great way to connect), make people more on the same motivation, and thus increase our chance of survival as a group. now that i think of it i notice this happens everywhere, in soccer supporters, music artists and so on.
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  1912. I'd really like you to try and show a Hyundai Ionic 5 N
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  1913. Driving 4 answers is far and away my favorite YouTube channel now. I have been a big fan of Engineering Explained and I still love it, but I’ve learned more from D4A than I have from any other channel. Awesome, awesome stuff. Keep up the excellent work!!
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  1914. Hey buddy, Happy 2022 to you, too! I just bought myself a Christmas present; a 1994 LHD Twin Turbo 1JZ-GTE Soarer/SC300 project. It’s incomplete but it runs and drives so well! The stock twins are seemingly always in boost. My 1990 MR2 Turbo and my 1994 Celica Turbo have finally met their big brother! Still got the LS400 holding down daily duties so my dream garage is finally complete! Just wanted to share that with someone who can relate. Great content, as usual. Your MR2 is getting nothing but the best. Love to see it.
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  1915. Wow I can hardly believe you're creeping up on 400K subs already. Very well deserved though. Thanks for all the awesome videos!
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  1916. Interesting and informative. Nice work!!
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  1917. Your information is dead right, well done. The "upgrade oil pumps" for the 16V engine on my website are just genuine OEM pumps originally intended for the 20V Silvertop. If you use the correct part number you will always end up with the best version that's backwards compatible. You have to watch out with the Bigport engines as the higher oil flow can aggravate the oil drain issue from the intake side of the head.
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  1918. I've been 'playing' with engines about 50 years and this is the best video explanation I've seen. Any time I learn something new is always good. I had never heard of semi solid casting before although I had an idea of high pressure die cast parts due to various places my father worked. I thank you and wish I was in a better position so I could send some cash your way
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  1919. The growth you’ve done with your channel is amazing asf I’ve learned so much over the years
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  1920. I’m so excited for this build, this will be an inspiration for me for when I build my own.
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  1921. God bless your videos. They just saved me tons of time of research with on point info and a clear direction for a technical documentation. Keep up the good work🤘👌
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  1922. I love this channel. This man is brilliant!!! I've always said that the Miata was a special and unique vehicle from the Gen 1 times. 😉
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  1923. Best car channel there is. You never disappoint man. Nice masonry though...
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  1924. You are clearly incapable of producing a bad video. Every one of your videos is top-notch and fascinating! Thanks!!! 😎👍
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  1925. I am confounded at how you continue to produce totally unique and outstanding content sir. Thanks for another fantastic vid.
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  1926. 10:02 This moment was priceless to me. I didn't know for sure, what Horsepower is. I knew what torque was. I figured it would be something along the lines of "the frequency at which torque is applied". Finally, I have clarification, and no longer have to guess in the dark. Thank you!
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  1927. Well after watching this video i feel much smarter. I finally understand the concept. Thank you.
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  1928. Not only are they immaculate, but they are also very approximate in a lot of ways. So many variables. Flex, tolerance, etc. Its totally a case where art and science meet.
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  1929. You’re explanations of the concepts at work here with brakes and tire grip are just the best. Thank you so much. Love the channel too. Can’t wait for more of your content.
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  1930. I am not an automotive guy but still I understood your explanation. Thank you team for you effort to bring it down to common men who are not even from engineering background. <3
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  1931. That was incredibly articulate. You nailed the detail without making it overcomplex. Well played sir
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  1932. It’s interesting seeing what happens when you turn vertical movement into rotational movement
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  1933. Nice overview and analysis! I'm not sure how I feel about that plug test though. I thought it usually took longer than that and more pulls to actually build up color. Either way, sounds like you are going to get some better results next time. Can't wait! Also I really love the Lancia Delta Integrale. Looks like an awesome time.
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  1934. Note: blaaahhhh = suction :D
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  1935. It's amazing that I've watched enough of your videos and learned enough about IC engines that I was able to tell why that engine is inherently better than a traditional engine just by looking at the thumbnail. Of course I will still watch to hear your in depth explanation. Thanks for the video!
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  1936. Moreover, if the Scotch yoke design catches on and replaces rod engines as the standard, there will be no more secondary vibrations, and then what will you do? Face it, reexplaining secondary vibrations over and over is your Sisyphean destiny.
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  1937. Thanks! As always you manage to explain things in a manner that it makes them look simple even if I know they are not. The best automotive channel from my point of view.
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  1938. Hater's gonna hate. You don't have to explain yourself. Thank you for the interesting and informative videos. The vast majority of us appreciate you sharing your knowledge and cool new technologies.
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  1939. I know next to nothing about turbos and this is probably the best video on YouTube for explaining it to a newbie like me! Superb job!
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  1940. I am acutaly curious.... how much did you spend for the conversation? The more often you upload videos the more I want one too XD Please make more you are awsome:D
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  1941. Great video, supposedly. I'm watching it at the moment, just trying to post a comment before Aaron can.
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  1942. Congrats for reaching 2k subscribers I'm glad to be one of them, I'm looking forward to seeing your finished build. (:
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  1943. Great info! That helped me a lot. Tough luck on the engine!! I'm sure the new rebuild will be awesome. By the way, I think I would of did the same at the end. Lol. Can't help but to like the improvising tools. Keep up the good work.
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  1944. What a cool guy, best YouTuber of all time, even a class act before you got professional with your setup.
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  1945. very clever, thank you for your approach you also can do it with an impact hammer 😊 piece of cake
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  1946. did you upgragde your camera recently? I watch you videos from the very beginning and you're improving, your videos getting better and better. best wishes from Hungary. :)
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  1947. That is good news, sir! Glad to hear she’s holding together. She sounds great, too! I get about 15mpg in my MKII MR2 Turbo, as well.
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  1948. Absolutely amazing explanation. It was so clear and so engaging.
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  1949. woaaa well done, the blades look like they should at last
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  1950. i cannot thank you enough D4A, i can attribute your videos mostly into pushing me to become a car mechanic, which has been my dream career since...pretty much ever, i just didn't know it beforehand :P, this next march i will begin my course to become a Car Mechanics engineer, and i will definitely remember everything you have taught us here
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  1951. Not ghetto at all. The sway bar is just a crutch for the actual springs anyway. Great work my man! Stay warm over there.
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  1952. This Valve Cover paint it you will .-Toyoda
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  1953. Last day i asked you about the engine rebuild kit you used for your first 4AGE, but i didn't know at that time how much time and efforts you put on your car. Man, you are an inspiration for me now, starting from zero and achieving such a rebuild is incredible. I hope my 4AGE will run as good as yours !
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  1954. By the way I love the presentation it's on point 👌
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  1955. wheel from cousins garage, i've been subbed for awhile i think. I love the rad stuff cousins garage comes across.
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  1956. What a nicest project! Love your videos about that MR2👏 Sound is absolutely amazing
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  1957. It's so good to finally see you drive this thing! Have fun!
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  1958. Nice one, ill try this on the rally car, those powerflex rubbers cost a fortune, great idea.
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  1959. I have to say next time I need a carrier bearing insulator for a drive line I'm going to do this. New carrier bearings are $185 up to over $1000 if you can even get one it's in my experience almost always the rubber insulator that rots and not the bearing. In my old Datsun I would of had to get a new driveline made to get a carrier bearing. So I cut up a mudflap and wrapped the carrier bearing every couple years I had to rewrap it . But this man im going to try it.
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  1960. Thanks for the video and help👍
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  1961. for sure those legs of yours must be red after every single video my friend! haha
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  1962. *immediately starts looking for the next oddball engine to beg D4A to explain
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  1963. The old intro ❤. I miss it, never get rid of it 😭
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  1964. You are a grandmaster,thank you for sharing your knowledge and doing a fine job at doing so
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  1965. You are an amazing teacher! I commend your work and your knowledge! I also really love your videos!
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  1966. I'm with you on all points. Can't wait to get off my current project t and back to something old school.
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  1967. Thanks so much. You’ve got the best channel for explaining automotive engineering concepts.
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  1968. I was looking for a VE explanation now that I have a standalone, no one gave an explanation as good as this. another amazing video, thanks a ton
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  1969. thanks for sharing you knowledge!!!
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  1970. I love how you sprinkle some humour throughout the video, makes it very fun!
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  1971. Always look forward to a new D4A episode!
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  1972. Congratulations on making it to this point! You have the turbo grin now, you couldn't stop smiling during the first drive and that's great to see.
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  1973. Love this build seeing amazing engines that never got attention get something special. Definitely a big inspiration for my little single cam civic :D
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  1974. I have a turbo 3sfe and it’s great to see another underdog build.❤️
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  1975. Amazing work!! So happy it all came together and worked with no issues! Goes to show that you really do know what you’re doing. I’ve been following for quite a few years now. Currently building a FCR 4AG TA22. Love your channel. Would love to see some more porting vids, they’re quite rare on YouTube.
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  1976. Outstanding! I always learn something new with each of your videos, despite thinking that I already know all the basics. Pretty much every time I think I already know something, it turns out that I was wrong all along. Haha. Thanks for the great content!
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  1977. I Love your Iconic Engine Series! Yes please make a Paul Rosche Video. And BTW your German is pretty good. Greetings from Hockenheim Germany
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  1978. So far the best video about engine comparison... amazing...
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  1979. Great video, nice to see a reference to the 15% difference in energy density between petrol and diesel as this is not appreciated by most. The result is that mpg for the two fuels is not directly comparable - something that makes diesel look 15% more efficient than it really is and also a litre (or gallon) of diesel will contain 15% more CO2 than the same amount of petrol. Governments don't understand this either and generally tax is such that it is cheaper to produce CO2 from diesel use than it is from petrol. The result in the move to diesel particularly in UK and Europe is a trend towards ever larger and heavier cars, removing many of the expected efficiency benefits of diesel technology. The side effect is much worse air quality particularly as there is a growing business in "chipping" or reprogramming engine management systems which is often used to shut down many of the emissions control systems so saving these large costs when these systems begin to fail. You can find many of these businesses advertising online. While for the time being there is still a place for diesel in larger and commercial applications, the balance between the two I think should really shift towards petrol for private use.
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  1980. Outstanding, you my friend are extremely talented, clear and precise description of the difference between engines. and most impressively it didn't feel like a 26min long youtube clip. You would made a brilliant teacher.
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  1981. This guy is definitely a petrol powered human: He functions at much higher revs; His mind shows massive horsepower; He draws far less air than diesel breathers; He is very sparky;
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  1982. "Smiles per Gallon" <--- Love it!
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  1983. Channels like this is what makes Youtube great! Subscribed.
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  1984. Ohh WHOW... What a good looking Model of an engine ❣️👌🏼 I want one 😍 Happy new year and greetings from Berlin, Ramsi 😘
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  1985. Congrats to the winners and their awesome MR2s and 4AGE builds. Hope to see them all run.
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  1986. Thank you! This is the most informative video about the inline twin engine that I've ever encountered, good job and keep at it mate.
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  1987. Didn't think I would watch the entire piece, not only watched it but thoroughly enjoyed it, all made sense and was presented in a very interesting way using diagram-graph-description to great effect! Superb piece, thank you.
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  1988. I absolutely LOVE these videos! Engine balance has had black mystic cloud coverage for many years! These videos have lifted that cloud! Thank You!!!
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  1989. ICE engines have done a lot for humanity. Long live the ICE.
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  1990. I've watched all your MR2 videos, great stuff! I also love that you post your scripts on most of your instructional videos!
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  1991. Love the videos, just be careful when using heat to 'persuade' steel as it can drastically change the metals structural properties. Most gears are specially heat treated to harden them without making them too brittle. Heating can make the steel soft again which will wear out the gears quickly causing premature failure.
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  1992. Wow thank you for sharing this depth overview with us ! AW11 are special and awesome ! The plateform is so unique and its nice to have a depth view on it ! I'm following you and your channel since about 4 years now and I really love your content ! Keep up Bro ! Oh and now I need an AW11 into my garage next to my AE86 so bad !!!
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  1993. What an amazing video. I've been looking for how this engine works for ages. So balance wise this is pretty genious, because it's like a v4, but with a narrower angle and without a rocking couple. So the primary balance is absolutely perfect. However, you didn't really touch on secondary balance. Does it also have perfect secondary balance because of that odd 75,5° bank angle?
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  1994. What an excellent presentation. Very interesting, educational stuff here. You point out many unreailized and innovative capabilities a number of modern engines already have. Thank you!
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  1995. im going to DO IT!!!! I bought a 95 Bronco with a 5.0 as a project car,,,i was going to pay to have it restored,,i keep watching videos and i have been encouraged by them to do it myself,,,the engine at least,,,i was resently started to doubt when i saw this video,,im going to do it. Thank you brother
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  1996. I wonder what are the prices of the E46 M3 in your region. Not to worry, your driving and review video is a nice change from all the build guide videos
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  1997. First video I checked out on your channel. Got my thumbs up for sure. You and I have the same perception of German automobiles. However, the 318ti has my interest because it's the exception... Compared to other 3 series people say the snubby back makes it look less appealing. To me, it simply doesn't look quite as pretentious as other bimmers. Thanks for the review. I hope to see more
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  1998. I gotta say I love this channel. One thing I would love to see more of is how all these details change when you change the engines "purpose"... so when you marinize a v8, switch a diesel to say kerosene or biofuel, run a car angine as a plane engine and run it at constant high rpm or upside down.. All those things noone sane does.. :D
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  1999. D4A, THANK YOU SO MUCH for this amazing info! I'm getting ready for my ASE A1 and being able to see the theory in action is extremely valuable.
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  2000. As the owner of a very old diesel engine I happen to live on top of (in a boat), you're an absolute godsend. Thank you so much for this!
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  2001. What a beautiful entertaining and informative video! Thanks for all the info man. Shout outs from iraq!
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  2002. I had to stop in the middle of the video to write a comment because this is THE BEST video explanation of the said matter! Congratz!
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  2003. Always seem to know how to make education videos entertaining and interesting. Really enjoy the content, love from NZ :)
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  2004. Amazing work ! Your videos never disappoints !
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  2005. This is the first explanation of odd firing vs even firing that I’ve actually understood! Thanks :-)
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  2006. bellissimo! I'd heard a lot about this engine, but never knew much about it... Just the polished intake runners :D
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  2007. My Sunday lecture has arrived!😇🤗😱🙏🏽perfect timing(no pun intended)😂
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  2008. I love your videos, can I get a comment heart?❤
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  2009. Notification squad 💯
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  2010. I'm watching your videos for your well-explained and level-headed analysis. It's the fact that you approach everything, be it a new engine design or greenwashing, or a community rumor with an open mind that makes your channel great to me. Whatever you do, I'll watch it if that's the way it keeps going.
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  2011. It's so cool how you go over corrections and learn something new and present your passion as you learn. The best way to learn is to teach and the best teachers are the ones who are still learning and haven't lost sight of the learning process. Great job! 😊👍
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  2012. Do it! I'm not a petrolhead by any means but I find your videos fascinating. You have such an excellent way of presenting that I think it would be interesting to see you on any topic. Good luck with whatever you do, I'm looking forward to seeing what you come up with...
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  2013. Excellent video as always. Underrated youtube channel! Being a motorcyclist as well as a car guy, I have to say I love this late turn to include motorcycle stuff in your channel. The V4 engine included. I'd love to see a deep dive in recent trends on motorcycle (and car) engine configurations such as the I3 - crossplane I2 "vs" the more traditional I4 - V4 - V2. Thank you!!
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  2014. Ithink i just set a new record. This video was live 17 seconds when i found it lol
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  2015. Great video man! I love the animations to help show the concepts. 👍
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  2016. Great video, brillant explanations. Every arrangement has its pros and cons.
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  2017. I know it's not a racing platform but I would love to see a deep dive into a parallel twin. How does it compare to other options in street bikes? edit: Growing up I always thought engines and suspensions were some type of magical knowledge that I would never understand. Your channel does a great job explaining concepts that are, on a micro level, pretty simple. It just needs broken down. You're doing a great job of that here. Thanks
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  2018. Absolutely LOVE the informative videos you make. As a kid who grew up working on his own vehicle in the 70's I have seen all sorts of engine parts but I never fully understood how they work. THANK you for the time and effort you spend bringing us these well done videos! Be safe and stay well.
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  2019. This video is gold, everything is spot on
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  2020. Came in for a car video, went away with a great life lesson! Fantastic, eye opening facts mate, cheers. :hand-pink-waving:
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  2021. When he said he couldn’t do it for free, I thought he was gonna start a subscription fee service and I was completely down to pay for a course like this. But I’m really happy aem is the sponsor and he can make these videos available for anybody
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  2022. I put 3 afm's on my intake and I can't believe the power increase. Butt Dyno, although unofficial, feels like another 150hp (50 for each unit) I'm thinking about adding another one but I'm not sure my drive train will hold up, the torque has risen like nothing down low and although the car is 4x4 and auto AND turbocharged, I am having a lot of trouble putting all this new power down.
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  2023. twigged when you mentioned power gains from AFMs. Nicely done
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  2024. Absolutely awesome stuff.. Thanks
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  2025. Archeologists of the the future will find a Viper V10 and assume it's a forgery because it's just so rediculous no one would actually build one. "In your steel cylinder, mix 12-14 parts air with 1 pard vaporized liquid dinosaur. Shake vigorously. Rapidly queeze the piston to 1/12 it's original volume and fire a spark." It reads like alchemy.
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  2026. So very poetic ❤️ Absolutely loves this and I hope the goodbye to these fire breathing beasts is so very long indeed. 🥲 Thank you for making this 💜
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  2027. Brother, this is the video that I will use in the future, to show my children why I love cars so much, and why I want them to continue my legacy through them. Thank you.
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  2028. Chills... I don't know what else to say but I feel privileged to have access to the content you produce. I got such a charge out of the short clips showing massive milestones on your machine. Keep up the good work my friend and I dearly hope I have the opportunity to enjoy the experience of Bosnia and Herzegovina one day🇧🇦
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  2029. I never get tired about watching your vids mate. This one was superb.
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  2030. I was just aware of this YT channel today. Subscribed! Awesome and full comprehensive review of this car! Good job! Cheers!
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  2031. Honestly, I really enjoyed the video. I knew that the firing order was different between the Ferrari V8s and American V8s. But didn't know the why. And the way you described the sound of the Voodoo engine. It sounds like a cross plain that lost it's mind. That was pure genius! And I will laugh about that for s long time to come
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  2032. Nice
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  2033. Aaaaaaaaaaand of course, this happened. Just when I was thinking about how cool it would be to have a digital dash for my MR2 mk1, you LITERALLY came out with a video on it *MINDBLOWN*. Can't wait to see you install it on the MR2, might just inspire me to do the same when I see the process
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  2034. I am immeasurably happy that I found this channel.
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  2035. Dat chart at the end though! XD
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  2036. This channel deserved a Millions of Subscriber. I have zero knowledge about this and the video explanation is very easy to understand.
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  2037. Once again! The best car channel on YouTube! Congrats
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  2038. This is good stuff. The Tubes are full of all kinds of mediocrity but this seems all Gold. I'll be back. Exactly zero bullshit.
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  2039. I set a reminder for the stream! This is so exciting! I have been way too busy to keep up with the recent uploads, but you can bet when I graduate I will be watching the full backlog. :D
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  2040. You work for Hello Kitty key chains eh? Things about you I didn't need to know. ;)
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  2041. This is wonderful! My Spanish is very poor, so I won't try to reply in it, but this also helps understand the language even better! I know it's a lot of work, but I look forward to any other videos you do this with!
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  2042. Wow! Just wow! Thank you 4 this!
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  2043. Thank you so much! This was interesting and informative but also uplifting, due to how wonderfully well you explain things.
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  2044. My dude, it's 7am here in Tennessee. You can't be posting videos this late 😂 Nevertheless, I'm always here for it.
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  2045. Another great video, this channel is awesome! Wish I knew this back in my Gran Turismo playing days :)
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  2046. i genuinely had goosebumps when i heard the words..."Fairlady Z"
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  2047. Thanks 4 that tip
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  2048. finally you got it right and you can enjoy it the way it deserves to be, congrats dude
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  2049. Great content and explanation as usual.Thanks!
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  2050. As usual, a video that has blown me away :D
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  2051. Cleared up some misconceptions I had about certain parts of turbos Much more concise than I expected, but still explaining everything I needed to know Great vid! When you'd made that post about a turbo bible, I was fully prepared to sit and watch a 1hr+ long vid lol
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  2052. These are the best videos on YouTube explaining automotive theory
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  2053. You are producing wonderful videos. Very informative. Thanks!
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  2054. Fantastic as always. I am so happy to see you succeed with each video. Thanks for teaching people real useful info. :)
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  2055. Another very well explained topic in that video, most people describing that doesn't manage to put it that precise (or the blatantly forget about the power per time thing for the HrsPrs..) . Thank you very much and now stow your Lego's away safely before you step on em!!! :| We need you making new videos with intact feet! <3
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  2056. Excellent video! Right now I wish to go 25 years back in time, and have you as my physics teacher! You're ridiculously good in explaining things, and you've got a great, gentle voice.
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  2057. That was incredible - thank you for posting. I love Eddie Hall in there - im a big strongman fan.
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  2058. Thx! That was actually helpful for the distributor rebuild i'm doing. Also, the way you explained how current and voltage work is way better than anyone i've ever seen.
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  2059. All this guy's videos are extremely informative, helpful, and easy to understand. Keep up the good work brother!
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  2060. Very well done. I am an electrical engineer and car enthusiast and you did very well with the electrical portion of your lecture. Accurate and simple explanations.
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  2061. The sheer amount of acronyms I learned in this video is more than the acronyms I learned in my whole life Love the info & humor of this channel <3
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  2062. Started at 40. Five years and 50,000 miles later I’m loving it even more. Trust me, you will be enjoying this for years to come. My inspiration is an 80 year old German dude who was still teaching. Steely af. Keep that shiny side up 👊🏽
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  2063. This was really enjoyable! (edit) “Engines are just like shoes” is now one of my favorite metaphors.
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  2064. Answered a lot of questions, thanks i enjoyed that!
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  2065. The result was pretty much clear from the start. Great driving, great hillclimb, great video!
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  2066. the legendary wooden stick,a must in every project car
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  2067. Holy shit that road is sketchy! However your MR2 charges like a fine stallion... Kudos brother!!!
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  2068. This was very good. Thanks for sharing!
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  2069. You are crazy mate! You did this road trip so many times... To be honest I was expecting to be worst economy, however building a performance car is not about economy, it is about mesmerizing soundtrack and thrilling moments! Hahahahaah
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  2070. my favorite video of the year so far! i’ve been into bikes for a long time, and for the same reason (although my project car was a mazda miata) and i have all but abandoned working on cars for the same reason. i get to ride my bikes as much or more than i work on them. and while i have a couple of big, expensive road machines my favorite weekend get away bike is my suzuki DRZ400. it does everything and it’s a blast to ride every time. so, great video and great advice. bikes give you freedom, scratch the itch to tinker, and put you in a “no mind” state better than anything. i’m sharing this with one with everyone.
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  2071. Automotive Enlightenment. You should be a teacher. So much information condensed in 20 minutes and everything makes sense. Not many folks can do that.
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  2072. The most balanced explanation I've heard. Great video, thanks for creating and uploading. Enjoyable and informative. 👍😎
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  2073. Definitely a good video leading you to the right direction 😊
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  2074. What country are you in? Love your videos BTW. You helped me repair my stock mounts on the cheap. Much appreciated.
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  2075. Love that you came to the realization that SEAT time is the goal!! Love your channel and love the things you 'LOOK' at!! Enjoy your bike and I completely agree. Keep your channel as is and MAYBE throw some bike content in, here and there. Peace and love from Michigan!!
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  2076. I really appreciate the fact that you are both a car and a bike guy like me. Keep up the great content, keep us Driving 4 Answers, and ride safe always, my man!
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  2077. I'm glad to see someone talking intelligently about this MAJOR issue.
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  2078. You stated many incitefull, profound ideals & very concisely. Excellent video.
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  2079. I love your videos and the way you look at things in a non biased way. We need more things like that online
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  2080. My favorite style of MR2. :) Love the wheels too. I am impressed, and jealous.
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  2081. You didn't sound as bad as you think you do. I easily understood everything you were teaching us fledgling engine builders/mechanics in training/DIY home mechanics. I really appreciate your videos because they help me wrap my head around the many complex (and often overwhelming) functions of the internal combustion engine. Thank you so very much! I hope you (and all of us) have a happy & great new year as well & that we can finally kick this plague to the evolutionary curb.
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  2082. Hears Tatsuro Yamashita I see you are a man of culture as well.
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  2083. That was one hell of an explanation.
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  2084. I remember watching this last year in financial troubles thinking hmm I wish I could buy an mr2 ... year later i have a barn find mr2 and slowly rebuilding it bottom up, refurbishing brakes welding sills, then some nokian/michelin tyres) then check the suspension alignment and then I want to re learn to drive by learning mid engine Car. This video gave me confidence and I Can't wait to drive my sw20
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  2085. The cameos by Dominic Fauxretto had me dying. 😂😂
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  2086. did you take this picture with a mobile phone camera from the 2000s? think its bout time to upgrade.
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  2087. Awesome! And proof that you do not need 1000 horsepower to have a ton of fun. I had an 89 SC and the front would oversteer in a tight hairpin the same way. I would like to build another aw11 with a 20 valve Blacktop at some point. Really enjoyed the ride along and hearing the sound of the engine.
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  2088. You said no music but I could hear it right from 0:00! Band: Circular Saw Song: Eastern Block Sunday
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  2089. Hey yamaha r1 features cross plane cranks! They even call their 3 cylinders cross plane even though they technically aren't! Loving all the new content, been a sub for a few years!
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  2090. Everything you need to know. Well done my man!
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  2091. The knowledge of why and how that's explained on your channel makes this "engine geek" very happy ☺️, thank you for the videos!
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  2092. Geez, what a brilliant video, actually series of videos.
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  2093. Fantastic content! Thank you for all the work and research you put into your videos!
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  2094. The best series on YouTube
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  2095. Crankshaft: 🔄 Piston: ↕ Connecting Rod:💃
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  2096. This was absolutely mind blowing. Thank you so much for your incredibly detailed research and explanation. This is knowledge gold ☝
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  2097. You were already very good with explainations, but this video is next level. The 3D model with all the measurements make your statements very simple to explain. Thanks for the good work and sharing.
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  2098. excellent explanation with clear and nice looking animation. great job in educating engine geometry and operation. 👍👍👍
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  2099. Amazing! I'm not even considering doing this, but the video is simply amazing!
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  2100. After that dad joke my opinion of this channel has "chainged"
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  2101. Your face and voice and that awesome shirt all had me smiling within the first two seconds :) I love the legitimate use of playdough! The smell of that stuff provides a portal back to childhood memories. Thank you for the brilliant guide and the appropriate warnings for some engine types! I still don't understand a lot of engine stuff but you present the process clearly and simply enough for a novice to repeat it.
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  2102. Right when I thought I knew how turbos worked and that “duh obviously having the turbos farther from the engine causes lag” you make a new video and I realize just how much I don’t understand! Awesome video!
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  2103. You are the only channel in my list that you belong to the category: like first, watch later... Thank you D4A. Merry Christmas 🌲🌲☃️🌲🌲
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  2104. Awesome video. Never drove a mid-engine car, but I have enjoyed driving my Miata in the snow.
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  2105. i barely know anything about engines but i literally understand everything now cus of this vid wtf
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  2106. I think with your AW11 hibernating during the winter, it may give you more time to put into this segment of your channel. With your style of videos and manners of exploration.. very entertaining and very informative! Will stay tuned and look forward to other engines! Great first engine choice!
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  2107. im speed
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  2108. Best/most informative video I've seen on these engines, thanks.
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  2109. BROOOO!!! YOU MADE MY DAY MAN!!! THANKS A LLOOOTTTTT!!! I always had trouble in remembering which one does which and how...but not anymore...until this episode came to my feeds😇😇😇😍😍😍😍😍
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  2110. Very informative video right there, much appreciated as always <3 keep up the good stuff. Love your work!
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  2111. What a class... Thank you so much!
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  2112. This is the only channel on youtube i give a like before the videos even starts. Good content right here.
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  2113. Really, really good stuff man. This is like 15 years of troubleshooting and tuning cars in half an hour. 😁👍 Great job of explaining all of the acronyms. Excellent presentation.
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  2114. Mate this is perfect! I've had some problems with the sensors and haven't found a video as good as this one. Great stuff and thanks for sharing
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  2115. This was hands down the best crash course of engine sensors summed up by 1 video. I am so sharing this to people.
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  2116. Keep creating this GOLD stuff !!! 👏👏👏👏
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  2117. Very informative. You sir know how to provide good info with enough details to clear any confusion or misunderstanding and do so with neat and simple presentation. Thank you for your hard work I appreciate it
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  2118. I've watched your other videos but this is the one that made me subscribe. Fantastic breakdown
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  2119. Thank you for what you do. Well done at that!
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  2120. Thanks
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  2121. This video answered a question about 2-stroke bikes I've held in my brain for more than 50 years. Fascinating! Thank you.
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  2122. 50 years after hearing about this. I now understand the principle. Thank you.
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  2123. I leave this under every video I watched, it helps the algorithm...
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  2124. Thanks King. Really enjoyed this. Well done!
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  2125. Great video and as ever very well explained! Keep up the good work! 🙂
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  2126. It took my uni 1 year to explain the turbojet engine operation. You did it in 20 minutes. Thank you for your work! I hope it will be useful to a lot of people.
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  2127. There are always step backs when you're working on cars on your own. Practice makes perfect! Maybe this step will take a much longer time, but in the end this car will be better then ever! Keep on working, mate! We'll be here to follow your journey!
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  2128. Ooo! This is a very exciting build! Who in this world that loves the smell of petrol, could not love a GTV with a big Busso with downdrafts??? You have my attention good sir!
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  2129. Exciting stuff, cant wait to hear how it sounds!
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  2130. This is just... wow. I have no words. Thanks for all this. You explain so good and in a simple way that learn more here even if i suck in english. Great channel, great content, amazing teacher
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  2131. I love your videos! It would be amazing to see a series on suspension geometry!
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  2132. Damn, those AEM plugs are smooth AF :D Amazing videos, man. Quality is up the roof.
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  2133. Everytime I watch one of your videos I learn 2 things : - The Content in the video - I'm literally at the top of the iceberg and there's so much knowledge to be acquired.
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  2134. Cheers. Something I thought was so simple and basic, yet I managed to learn more about it.
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  2135. Congratulations man, a well deserved milestone for your channel. 100K by this time next year, I have no doubt. Also "the world doesn't know whats good for it" absolutely agree. Looking forward to more videos on the mr2 and the gpz in the future and lolll the ending was ace. Those eyes haha
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  2136. Really good instructions. Easy to follow his explanations. Thanks friend.
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  2137. Excellent topic. Thanks for sharing!
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  2138. Very clear and concise knowledge bombs. Great job, more people should know these things.
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  2139. Thanks, I really appreciate your information and your quality of preparation!
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  2140. "...anything that gives you freedom to go where ever you please." Best line in the video. Yet another awesome, and well balanced (pun intended) explanation. Keep up the great contnet.
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  2141. In the first half of the video with the comparisons to F1, I kept saying "What about Top Fuel??!!" I shouldnt have worried. Thank you for this.
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  2142. As a teacher I have to say you do a fantastic job of explaining difficult topics in an interesting and accessible way 🙌
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  2143. Love you videos. Very informative
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  2144. Quite a fact-filled video. Super knowledge booster about ICE. Kudos...keep it up! Thank you!
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  2145. This was actually very interesting
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  2146. As the dude hoped, to me, this was very interesting and educational. I was ignorant of much of the information presented, especially of who designed and built the first V8 engine. It was also very well produced and narrated. It was one of the best and easy to follow videos, on the subject, I have seen. Thank you.
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  2147. Awsome video & outstanding historic research and presentation!!. Many thanks!!. Please, keep up your great work!🤗👌
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  2148. Wow man, another great video! I am so happy to disvovered your channel couples mounth before ;)
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  2149. An university lecture-tier video, regards a non-graduating engineer of energy technics. You just summarized this better than our lecturers during their courses.
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  2150. Congrats on the 1mil sub, D4A!
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  2151. You are wrong!!!! Just giving you wanted to see in the comments! 🤪 Thank you for your explanations of mechanics (physics?) in all your videos. Teachers should strive to be as clear as you are..
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  2152. I love watching your explanation of engine balance slowly get refined more and more each time you talk about it
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  2153. I love your videos. That's all I got man. You're criminally underviewed.
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  2154. I’ve never ever heard anyone explain something so well….thank you 🙏
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  2155. This is super well explained and very interesting!
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  2156. Watched the entire vid without skippin a sec, very well explained 👏
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  2157. I love how you add the funny pics during the video. The Pokemon evolution was mint , 🤣
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  2158. That maniac laugh at the end made my day🤣🤣 Great Job!! I just got my 07 R6 back from the mecanic and hearing that beast fire up after a long time is such a joy
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  2159. I love these videos. Thank you for taking time making these 😊
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  2160. Well researched, presented, and look at that primo ad placement. =)
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  2161. I genuinely actually enjoy the bike content
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  2162. Brilliant commentary at the end. Loved to see and hear this side of you.
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  2163. This is brilliant - real world information on modern cars. I'm a very passionate advocate for reducing our impact on the planet, I even run a voluntary beach cleaning and eco-education group, but I'm still not sure electric cars are the right future, especially with all the technology involved. I personally like a basic car with as few electronics as possible, the proverbial 'less to go wrong' philosophy. For some years we've had some amazing technology on cars, but I don't need auto lights or wipers, it's generally pretty obvious when they should be used. The same goes for the things you've experienced here. I also know when there is another vehicle nearby, I like it when I can easily move my hand to operate a heater control, I like to pull a lever to open a bonnet (or frunk). All this technology is taking driving to a new level. A level where the average driver doesn't have to think or act, relying instead on the tech to do the job. It's just asking for trouble when it fails. I know of somebody who borrowed a car with an old parking brake lever. They parked, exited the car and it rolled away because they were used to their own car having an automatic electric parking brake. Technology makes us lazy and ever more reliant on it. It's amazing but unnecessary. Surely keeping it simple is better for the environment. I'm not saying we should stick to ICE cars, but do we really need all these electronics just to drive a car? Less tech = less resources needed to make it. Edit. To add. Your closing speech was spot on. I'm guilty with this comment! It's partly because I like simple things. Partly because I don't know what the answer is to reduce human caused environmental impact. And partly because because I don't want to be one of the sheeple and conform.
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  2164. wow bosnian coffee? really interesting, greetings for Colombia, great car and content!
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  2165. 14:05 I freaking love that part! The game is on b!
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  2166. Yeeeeeaaaaah boii another MR2 vid!
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  2167. We have a dude here in Denmark, normal people might call him a nerd, but car guys call him Jesus 😂 Back in the days, he used a home made contraption with a bicycle wheel, and measured while adjusting fuelmap and ignitionmap on the passenger seat 👍 What you need, is a knocksensor 😊 If your Nodiz not support it, you can buy one with a blinking led or the oldschool way, use a stethoscope with a hose to out to the engine 😉 I believe you can run a bit leaner without problem, but I understand your decision to run safe 😉
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  2168. I'm a rather recent subscriber who stumbled across your channel because of some other topics. But as an avid motorcycle rider myself, this video really aligned with my mindset towards creating adventure on a motorcycle. Great video, I'm excited to see what you do in the future. Ride safe, Tony
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  2169. this was beautiful. respect.
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  2170. Oh boi finally some quality content, I've been waiting for at least 4-8h
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  2171. You crack me up! If we see it- we’ll get some Maza! Keep up the good work- just got done doing some work on my ‘88 Celica...might have to see about getting a “custom” spark plug cover😉🤔🤔
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  2172. "I am teaching you something. Now, here is a product from my sponsor that does the thing I just lectured you on. Not only am I still on topic, I am giving you a real-life example of the thing that does the thing." Based senpai.
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  2173. This video deserves an award. Incredible explanation, well though out, well put together. Everything is just perfect. Bless up from Jamaica 🇯🇲 💯
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  2174. No short cuts. How is supposed to be done. Great work!
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  2175. DON'T plan on doing such BUT, you made it look VERY simple, VERY much enjoyed the production ! GREAT move to swap types of screws !
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  2176. This is fucking confusing. I found this both relaxing and motivating. Very different feelings... I was very chilled out and the noises made me feel at home and in a safe place but at the same time I wanted to go to the shop and do some work lol
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  2177. Fantastic video, VERY satisfying to watch. Keep up the great work!
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  2178. I never fail at learning new things from your videos. You are really good at what you do.
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  2179. You just saved my life!!! I been looking for something like this for years! You da real m.v.p. 😢
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  2180. Dude where do you get those killer euro style coveralls from? I recently went back to work at an auto repair shop and want to get some of those for work. Also, another great vid! I hope to get my hands on an old Celica or Corolla in the near future and your videos are an excellent real-world tutorial! Keep it up my friend!!!
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  2181. youre the man! - re-watched this with adblock turned off for you haha
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  2182. So good job full of details. I am so excited for this build. Can't wait to see it fires up. Go go go.
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  2183. I was searching for a channel exactly like this for years, i found you trough instagram initially. Thank you for your always enjoyable and especially never boring explanations! Keep up the good work!
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  2184. Love this videos you allways learn something good. Ceep up the good work look forward to next.
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  2185. I own a Lotus and a Porsche but actively race a NA Miata in SCCA and I'm a Porsche Club instructor, there are cooler cars at the track, there are faster cars at the track, but nothing comes close to the Miata for grins per dollar!
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  2186. It took me 52 years to find such an educational and a humorous video about car brands. Great video 👍. Loved watching it.
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  2187. A precious and enjoyable, easy to remember - and associate to each brand - history, geography, marketing, creativity and automotive lesson at the same time! Thanks!
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  2188. All your videos are well researched, informative, and fun to watch, but I especially enjoyed this one. Thanks!
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  2189. Able style, to the point, no senseless chatting, excellent sound quality and crystal clear delivery even for this hard of hearing person (although I had to slow it down to 75% but it was worth it). Your pronunciations of foreign words sound as though researched, but as a schoolboy in Detroit we were taught that the French was Deh-twa. Now I gotta check it out. Subscribed to see more.
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  2190. Thank you for being so knowledgeable plus the organization and the willingness to inform the rest of us. This shows your respect and love for other humans for if you did not, you would not bother.
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  2191. !!!YEAAAA MURICA FINALY GOT IT'S CHANCE!!!!. Man I never thought these day would ever come the only bad thing was when the LS was replaced with the LT "says the guy with a 6th gen camaro". But the problem with these engine is there fuel management system or cylinder deactivation or how I call it Vtec gone wrong .... I know I know is not the same thing but they both target the same purpose, maybe you can give these topic a shot at some point in your channel at any time. Thanks for the Video keep up the amazing work. 👍👍
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  2192. Hey, that's my car at 22:06 ! I'm obviously a big LS fan, the physical size and weight were huge considerations when swapping out the straight 6 in the Triumph. I also have a 4.8 single turbo LS in a 1950 Chevy PU, that engine is pretty stock, has over 200k miles on it and runs perfectly. I'm really enjoying the channel and am having a blast going back through your catalog. Thanks for making great content and keeping me entertained!
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  2193. Very cool.
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  2194. Another awesome video. By the way, the small V twin sounds incredible, a toy for adults 😜
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  2195. Informative and entertaining as always. Keep up the good work, these videos have some of the best information available on engine tech and are an absolute blessing to engine heads everywhere.
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  2196. The soup / knowledge analogy was pretty good.
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  2197. 7:20 if that would be true, my dads 1.9 TDI Octavia with 105HP and 250NM of torque would be faster than an S2000 with 240HP and 210NM. Great video, finally someone made a video about this
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  2198. Mind blown! I love that you explain that so clearly and simply! Again thank you so much for your work in explaining engines to us! It is very greatly appreciated! This was truly a wonderful video!
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  2199. The best explaination of secondary imbalance till date....!!keep the good work going mate....:)
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  2200. I am glad you present these alternative technologies. We have to accept that most of them won't pan out. You can't be an entrepreneur without having unreasonable faith in your product. Sometimes it works, mostly it doesn't. Either way, it is nice to see what is out there.
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  2201. Really appreciate your well thought out approach, very informative and I keep learning so much from your work. Congratulations
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  2202. Going to start my carb 4ag for my AE 86. I'll definitely check out the store !
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  2203. So there's actual performance difference and theoretical performance difference. First let's go over what we're talking about. A recirculation valve is the same thing as a blow off valve except it recirculates back into the air box. This is what a lot of OEM turbo setups do. It's why you don't hear a big pfffft on stock vehicles. Also, If you're using a metered system where you can't just lose the air, it often recirculates back just past the meter so that it stays in the system. And a blow off valve is exactly like what he showed there. It just blows the excessive pressure to the atmosphere and often has a trumpet/horn shape that allows it to make that woosh noise louder. As to your performance question. Theoretically, you've compressed this air and it's hot and you are throwing it back into the air box. Now yes it's true that the air was compressed and now it's decompressing and therefore lowering and temperature but it's also picked up some heat from the whole system being heat soaked and everything and it will be a couple degrees warmer than it started. But that's it. The difference is extremely small. The only other difference is size. Most recirculation valves are fairly small compared to blow-off valves. If you are doing a large displacement engine, large turbo, etc You need to have a big valve. If you have a undersized recirculation valve you will hear the flutter, lose wheel speed, and still have to refill the pipes. If you're running a smaller engine, you can blow off the extra air, but if you blow too much of it away you have to refill your entire system and you get a slight delay. So sizing is important. Sizing is important for the whole system though so that should be expected... Now there's also the psychological part. It definitely sounds and feels faster when you hear it compared to it being silent. For that reason alone most people doing a build will have it make some noise. You can adjust how it blows off or where it blows off too so that it's not too loud. It doesn't have to be screaming... Although a lot of companies specialize in making it do that.
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  2204. This is literally my favorite video ever. I just started having turbo surge and this definitely helped me understand 100% how a turbo system works. Blessed. Thanks!!
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  2205. I was just thinking how neat it is to use furnuture dollies to move the engine, since how slow and painfull it was for me to slide it with the sheet of plywood. And then they failed next shot :D
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  2206. 8:55 mechanic madness reminds me of myself after working on other people’s car’s all day get home and start kicking that engine into place! Perfect mate 👍🏼👍🏼
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  2207. Thank you for the analysis! It was a very pleasant video!
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  2208. Excellent work sir!
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  2209. Watching this video while having a fuel pump failure on the side of the road
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  2210. Very helpful video, I didn't know that it can be rebuild. thanks again!
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  2211. Been building engines for years and still learned a few things here. Great video.
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  2212. You’re honest humble attitude followed by a humorous harakiri is a perfect example of the experience that goes through a drivers mind when they understand how serious/expensive/work intensive it’s going to be bring back their dream project/baby/daily driver back to reliable running condition. ( The AUTHENTIC shot where you’re pulling the oil pan and demonstrating how well the OEM GASKET functioned, was just beautiful!)
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  2213. The crank journals need to me measured and tested very very precisely. I'd say while you have it out, test the runout on the crank, taper and out of round on the crank and rod journals, and basically see if your crankshaft is worth a shit before you move on. Also, plastigauge the journals just to make sure that you have good oil clearances. Great build though, I just subbed to your channel about a month ago and love the content
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  2214. Thumbnail for this video, is awesome. Also, your methods are great. An axe!! A. Fucken. Axe!! Hahahahahaha. What ever it takes, aye? Real, recognize real.
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  2215. Great detective work. No BS video. Loved it. Been there on my back removing oil pans. Thanks.
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  2216. Ha! I lost my shit when u pulled out the hatchet!
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  2217. Wooowww.... tomorrow I try to do the same with my coolant tank of a '96 Clio Williams !!!! The shaking dance is a fantastic!
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  2218.  @d4a  thanks bro, this is my favorite youtube channel, thanks for answering my question, now i am a smarter petrol head thanks to you.
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  2219. Well just wow, this is amazing. While I understood a little bit of this before, never have I seen a better display of primary and secondary imbalances, including the piston speeds effects. If not done already, can you do the same with V and W configuration engines? This is simply an amazing explanation. Thank you!
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  2220. A LOT of information in this video. I like the way you explained secondary imbalances. That is something I've struggled to wrap me head around for a long time. Looking forward to the rest in the series.
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  2221. HAHAHAHHAHA I AM DOING THIS FOR YOUR GUYS Drops brand new shift emblem
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  2222. While struggling with mine today, I was wondering what I might use to break down the rubber that seemed to be bonded somehow to the outer sleeve. Gasoline, petrol, benzine. I, for some reason did not even consider that. Thank you. And a great idea with the gear puller. Next project, I will use that. Thank you!
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  2223. Am addicted to this channel, love from kenya, east Africa, now I want to turbo my Toyota 4AFE
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  2224. Very detailed and clearly demonstrated video. I am very grateful for the lesson.
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  2225. Big fan of your channel! Keep on doing what your doing and you'll go far. Much love from the UK 🇬🇧
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  2226. Here's an idea for a video topic, should you choose to accept it: The Magic Bullet Engine. What qualities must an alternate geometry ICE (or alternative personal propulsion system of any kind) offer in order to supersede and supplant the conventional piston/crankshaft four stroke model that has dominated since the steam engine? Many alternate designs have been and continue to be proposed and developed. Some have even gained traction, so to speak: Two Stroke, Wankel, Rotary(fixed crank/spinning cylinder), Radial, Axial, Opposed Piston, Sleeve Valve, Turbine. More recently: Liquid Piston, INNengine, Six stroke, and the present topic - Taurozzi Pendulum, among others. Many of these engine concepts have had profitable production runs in niche roles. Others not so much. You've covered many of these individually in detail. None of them begin to rival the success of the classic four stroke gasoline (or diesel) design that is ubiquitous. Yet that design has so many frustrating characteristics. It is so complex, containing a blizzard of parts trying to compensate for its intrinsic weaknesses. Out of 720 degrees, only 180 or even less than 90 degrees of each piston's cycle deliver any useful torque, the balance of the 720 degrees only consuming precious torque. Balance is a critical pain in the neck. At power stroke BDC, the exhaust valve opens releasing a large pulse of pressure remaining above ambient. Heat, the source of all the work, escapes into the head, cylinder walls, piston, and exhaust, an unused liability that must be discarded. There seem to be so many Achille's heels, yet no serious challengers have appeared. I'd love to hear your usual exhaustive analysis of why this is, or what a challenger must do to vanquish the champion. The Magic Bullet Engine is a very broad topic. Perhaps it could be bounded and crystallized into a YouTube video length discussion. I'd love to see you do it. BTW, I'm beginning to think about engines in your accent. Is that weird? It's great for you, but it seems weird for me.
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  2227. The depressing reality just casts successful, reliable modern engineering in stark relief and makes me appreciate it all the more.
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  2228. Fantastic video, And I must stress with great stressness that i truly enjoyed it!
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  2229. I really enjoy learning new stuff for the car so keep like that.
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  2230. 14:18 this. Sir, you just got a new subscriber.
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  2231. I have wedding in plans and engine rebuild in my peugeot, and you sir makes my desire to buy ae86 even stronger ! God dammit :p
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  2232. huh.. few pulleys and alot of $ imo. Still cant wait to see all runing :)
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  2233. just to say hi to u and suad :)
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  2234. I hit like by just reading he’s hones apologies of the video format resolution.👍🏼
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  2235. Probably me.
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  2236. Using LEGO is very clever . Well explained . Thank you .
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  2237. You know, I don’t do any racing or anything, but I do work with heavy equipment and this explains the characteristics of my equipment vs my trucks. Apparently my loader has a LSD, and when under a load like digging, they will all turn without needing to lock the diff. So this actually helps me understand certain things now and I can take better care of my stuff! Thanks!
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  2238. Congrats to you Marc and all the people who worked with you on that project. Y'all did a great job. I can feel your enthusiasm and how happy you are. Thanks so much for taking us with you on this journey. I really enjoyed and appreciate it. Keep the good work up! 👍
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  2239. Big day indeed! Long time coming!!!
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  2240. best day ever you make my day every week
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  2241. I've got a maximised shaft to end connection.
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  2242. Man i remember your early videos about your mr2, you've come such a long way since then. Glad to see your coming up! almost 100k!
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  2243. Amazing video and a very honest man
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  2244. Hey, your german sounds very good ❣️👌🏼 Love greeting from Berlin 😋
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  2245. You do some amazing work and your channel is amazing! Thank you for your efforts! I hope to meet you some day. Dragomir
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  2246. My favorite new video notifications on Sunday mornings! I learn so much from each of your videos, it really feels like I'm getting a university level education on automotive mechanics, design & engineering.
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  2247. As always... it's a pleasure to watch your vids mate. I watched all these 26mins of this video. My both thumbs up for you. Cheers from Spain
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  2248. If you have finished the video, and you haven't subscribed. your room in hell is reserved. The effort in this explanations are massive.
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  2249. The best comparison ive ever heard and see. Thank you sir.
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  2250. I have a brand new training video for my first years, really thorough, accurate clear information. well done. You could put this in a text book it was so clear and concise.
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  2251. I can always count on your uploads to be fun and entertaining. You actually cover the questions most people are afraid to ask.
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  2252. Absolutely enjoyed the Q&A part, well done!!! As for the score CU at the next PA meeting ;-)
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  2253. Mani here. Long time viewer, short time sub (I'm weird), tyvm for the content, inspiration and parts. Will be put to good use and i can't wait! Really looking forward to more video's and love the mr2.
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  2254. This has gotta be one of the best give aways I've seen on a car channel, nice community spot lights and support! :D
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  2255. idk how i ended up here but now i know the difference
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  2256. Amazing job! All the real life essential information needed for a Scoobie enthusiast! Well done dude!!
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  2257. Very interesting content well presented. Thank you.
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  2258. The presentation was really smooth! Didn't even notice the flow of time!thank you for making such a quality contens
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  2259. Another awesome video, driving 4 answers. Thanks for such well edited, well explained, and interesting content! Hope you have a great day, keep on doing things how you do! : )
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  2260. Dude THANK YOU!!! The ignition stuff was what I've spent the last THREE DAYS searching for
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  2261. 40:37 Love this, goes to show how authentic the video and you are :,) beautiful AW11, hopefully will post videos of my MK1a soon!
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  2262. Thank you for sharing your experience, about to buy a project mr2 1985 and this is by far the most helpful channel, you got a new sub
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  2263.  @Turboman_64  Yea that is why at least I personally never "post" a comment before having watched the whole video. I.m.h.o. it's akin to letting a person speak their whole sentence before objecting, or interjecting. It's a simple way of mitigating potential misunderstandings, while also avoiding making Yourself look a bit "out of the loop".. Best regards.
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  2264. Recently I got a Celica AT180 and even that it is the lowest possible spec it is enjoyable to work on it. Previously I did an engine rebuild and swap of 1.5 on Mazda Demio DW and even it was not a special car I liked the way it turned out. It is all about the sense of accomplishment and the feeling of doing the things right.
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  2265. This guy has some amazing ability to entertain with educational videos Huge thanks for your work my brother!
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  2266. Thank you so much for making this. If this, and other new engine designs do nothing else, they do show that human ingenuity and inventiveness has not yet stopped, also with the 'improvements' to conventional internal combustion engines. Interesting times!
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  2267. always love watching your car part lessons! pure quality
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  2268. Loving this series so far. Where did you get that fantastic 80s sounding music for the topic transitions?
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  2269. As usual, my daily goal of learning something new is fulfilled by watching your videos. Thanks :)
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  2270. Beauty, nice focus on important aspects. I don't know what a dialect that is, but it's well pronounced and understandable. I think some teachers of technically focused high schools can highly benefit from using your videos even directly in classes. Technical part nicely graphicaly explained with nice english training involved. I'm glad to be subscribed. Keep it up.
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  2271. Thank you for this great educating video! As you mentioned in the video, I look forward to see the comparison with the VR6 engine.
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  2272. Was about to ask you about vr6 and flat 6 but you answered it in the end hehe
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  2273. IL TUO ITALIANO E' VERAMENTE BUONO, TANTO DI CAPPELLO!
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  2274. As a (U.S.-based) Alfa enthusiast since the late '80s, and also a fan of your presentation style and in-depth knowledge, I thoroughly enjoyed this video! Fantastic! Molto grazie!!!
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  2275. Fun and fascinating as always. I'm glad you went with such a long video instead of struggling to fit it into a much shorter runtime. I know average people just tune out after 8 minutes but I never complain about having too much of a good thing!
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  2276. Wow. Just wow. Excellent video, well researched and with good italian pronunciation. I'm saying this as an italian engineer working in an engine factory, so no kidding here ;-)
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  2277.  @d4a Good explanation, nice that we've cleared that up for everyone. Cheers from Montenegro!
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  2278. Thanks dude for making all that sh!t simple and understandable. Hats off BUDDY! PLS, Keep up the good work.
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  2279. per rotation of the rotor, yes, but not per rotation of the shaft.
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  2280. Super helpful! I just started working on a 1987 AW11 that is my first ever project car, and this video was well done and will definitely be my guide for replacing the radiator. Thank you!
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  2281. Ordered mine last night! Really appreciate you bringing a part like this to the 4AGE community!
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  2282. From a viewer experience I tend to prefer second channels for videos that are either TOTALLY unrelated or long-unscripted videos that are not as relevant to the main channel. And from what I can gather from other people's experience in content creation, second channels is a good idea because if you post an unrelated video to your main, the YT algorithm will first show it to your subscribers which won't like it as much as a normal so the algorithm will think your video isn't good and won't recommend it to anyone else
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  2283. Personally some of your "unexpected" content feels super genuine and its a nice change of pace. But I think "writing 4 answers" or as someone else mentioned "striving 4 answers" is a great idea.I find it crazy that having dubbed content had backlash, tons of other channels do that all the time. Having a separate channel might help with getting the video seen by what YouTube deems as the right people. Also I think YouTube membership sounds perfectly reasonable.
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  2284. Love the channel brother. Your video on the reality of EVs and ICEs is definitely one of my favourites. If you start another channel, I would follow that too, but it's your channel, your rules. Paywalls are like old CDs. Nobody wants to buy the whole album for one song. I don't like having any more recurring monthly payments than absolutely necessary, and sometimes I wish there was a way where I could just send creators some cash directly. You are killing the game, keep it up dude. Got a level head on those shoulders.
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  2285. You've given a lot to the public. The videos already released are invaluable to me, personally. If that's all I get, I'd be perfectly happy. Do whatever the hell you want now.
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  2286. Happy to see other content, I think you should explore and chase whatever makes you happy and excited. I totally understand the burnout, it means you're not a robot 😉
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  2287. I'm not a petrolhead, I don't own a car or motorbike (only an ebike), but I do like your videos about how engines work.
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  2288. Yamaha did, here's a D4A video about it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uM-ycHS9uvw
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  2289. bro u don't stop to entertain me with these videos that are oozing and dripping with knowledge
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  2290. Also ...... im so glad you chose the 250. that ducati is not a begginer friendly bike at all. off road and adventures are what biking is about. dont get me wrong. i love my zxr 400 but the time in the dirt with my sinnis 125 is highly enjoyable. nice videos man. great content
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  2291. best day ever ! ! !
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  2292. I learn something every time I watch your channel. You do a fantastic job of summing up information in a meaningful way. Really appreciate all the work you put into the content you prepare.
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  2293. Ahhh I love this video. 11:27 is particularly poignant. Love how you start it out by luring in all the people who want to blame everything on planned obsolescence by evil companies and then proceed with logical explanations most don't bother to consider. There are so many factors more complex than simply plastic is cheaper than metal and they want it to fail. I did not expect you to go so heavy on the sustainability angle, but I love it! Great video, even though I'm sure you'll be getting some upset comments from multiple directions. ;)
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  2294. This is the exact stuff I've wanted on youtube. You are great at explaining stuff. I lot of your videos I was already pretty knowledgable about but every single one I and up learning something new. I'm really looking forward to this series. This is a topic I've really wanted to learn more about
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  2295. Man, I'm in owe... The hours and effort you have dedicated to this, is admirable... And what's more: understandable for anyone! GREATEST video of turbo tech EVER. CONGRATS!!!
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  2296. The margin of victory... I was already pissing myself and then I choked and almost had an aneurysm! Excellent April's fool. Thank you for making my day!
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  2297. Dude! You have made some truely spectral video, but with this one you really out did yourself. Thank you so very much, for this video, all the ones before it and those to follow 🙏
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  2298. This genuinely made me cry. I don't have children but when I do, I'll definitely show them this, and hopefully show them a built 4afe based off project underdog ;)
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  2299. Man, what a little beast, bet it feels like an absolute rocket ship! Thanks for this video man, I love the fact that I can come here and it's more than just power figures and 0-100 times etc. I love the detail you go into with the engineering, and why car manufacturers do what they do, as well as all the comparisons of technology. Awesome video as always, seems like you really went looking for all this info. Much appreciated mate! Stay safe and Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
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  2300. When I first heard of the Yaris GR, I was impressed. Now, I am even more impressed. :-))
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  2301. As it is today, there's no one like you, out there. Casual, humorist in places, but yet very good informed and the most difficult thing to do, to say all this, in a way so usual people can understand. As I said, there's no one like you! 👍😎
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  2302. Dude your channel is amazing. Literally can't stop watching. Even when it's areas I'm familiar with you explain everything so eloquently that it's a pleasure to go back to stuff I've looked into and learn more about it. Thanks!
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  2303. Best content on a channel I’ve ever come across, been here from the start. Great work!
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  2304. nice one, cheers for the mention!
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  2305. Thank you for all of your videos. I can’t believe you give us all of this information for free!!
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  2306. Your channel is Awsome and helpful
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  2307. I am impressed with not only your knowledge but also the way of representation. keep up the good job.
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  2308. Fascinating ... Thank you.
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  2309. "And the livestreams were really fun"... Never forget Fabio...
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  2310. Satisfied, relaxed and good video.
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  2311. I wasn't liking the idea of black i was thinking the whole time "should have gone with red keep it looking like the original color". But the end result looks really good. Nice job. Only thing I really have something to say is you should cut off the battery bracket and relocate it to the frunk, cleans up the engine bay a bit.
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  2312. Love this series so much! Keep them coming.
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  2313. Congrats bro
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  2314. This build is fireeeeee!!!!! I’m so excited for this build!!!
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  2315. Now for the RE-boxing video! 😁 Looking forward to seeing your upcoming work and videos! Loving all your content!
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  2316. Excellent break down of how both turbo systems in general work, and how the difference between the various combinations of multi-turbo systems work!
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  2317. This is likely the best video covering a wide range of topics regarding turbos, with just the right amount of information given. Thank you.
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  2318. cant wait for every video. the Busso video has to be one of my favs , watched it gazillion times it helps me sleep no offence there its just its a very ASMR video
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  2319. Wow! What great work you've done. Very clear and well delivered. Thank you very much for this. Primo product!
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  2320. I:ve owned a turbo Volvo for the past 20 years, rebulit and modified it. And for the first time i completely understand what I've done. Absolutely brilliant tutorial!
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  2321. Amazing video! Being from a non-Engineering background I could still understand the whole concept to a great extent by watching this video. Fantastic job man - keep it up.
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  2322. Great content. Can't thank enough for the amount of effort you have put in!
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  2323. Thank you I finally understand after 30 years of living :)
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  2324. That last part... LOL!!!!
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  2325. I loved every single second of this video. Truly informative and entertaining. I wish I had watched this video months ago. I love it
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  2326. The punching analogy is amazing. I never really understood horsepower before this video.
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  2327. What a magnificently clear and easy to understand concept through your explanation, thanks for the vid, good sir!
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  2328. Hi d4a-guy! I also started riding at 34, which is as of now three years ago and have my third bike since. Started on a 600cc chopper, then a 650 sport tourer and now I'm cruising on a 250cc adventure bike :). I'm also very happy that I started later, because I can ride what I actually like instead of having to show off with a 1000cc superbike or something. Glad to see you enjoying your decision. Ride safe and have fun!
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  2329. Had to stop the video @ 2:45 and spend a solid 30 minutes laughing out loud. That Nokia reference is priceless!!
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  2330. Super solid, great work d4a! I hope i can get similar results with my aw11 after its rebuild with itbs
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  2331. Just wanted to say you have some really great videos. I've watched them all, and even forwarded a few to some friends. Good stuff! Looking forward to your next videos!
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  2332. Toyota yaris here with tombac hypoeutectoid (yes hypo) precipitation treated pistons with unobtainalloy sleeves, tungsten hafnium carbide coated high speed steel valves, with a solid high carbon steel block, producing 3000 horsepower daily driver has 500,000 miles. Not for sale
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  2333. "wet biscuits" bwuahahahahaa love it! Great channel man!
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  2334. Learned so much about this subject and didn't even get off my couch to learn. Thank you so much. Subscribed 👍
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  2335. This is the best explanation I have ever heard
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  2336. The information on pistons and knowing why to choose each one in this video is OUTSTANDING! Even breaking down that there are still cons to having a forged pistons over a cast piston is amazing. This needs to be pinned!! To all piston video searches!
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  2337. Damn, I didn’t just liked it. Very well explained and I now know the differences.
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  2338. I've been building engines since 1967 and today I learned something new. Thanks for a concise and informative presentation.
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  2339. mate you are a jet at explaining this...subbed!
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  2340. This is probably the highest quality content on YT when it comes to cars/engineering that goes into cars. Honestly I've learnt so much from you it's unimaginable. Thank you!
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  2341. Your contents are so good !! I'm definitely turning that into a lesson for my student (mechanical teacher). Thanks a lot for all your ideas !
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  2342. This just might be one of the best educational videos ever made, clear, step by step. It introduces solutions, then problems and then solutions again, always making sure everyone is on board, we need more like this in all subjects.
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  2343. Dollar Store, here I come. Finally, I can afford to start my own business. Keep up the great content.
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  2344. Thanks for the motivation, now where are my keys?
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  2345. This channel is extremely underrated
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  2346. Awesome CGI, the trees are so real haha. Joke aside a very beautiful place and really nice drive man, thank you for sharing.
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  2347. TRASH! Start over. Honda swap! Kidding. Glad you have been getting to drive a lot. :)
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  2348. i usually don't stick around for the rap segments, but i was curious to hear this one. while i don't understand spanish at all, i'll be damned if it didn't have some killer rhythm :D
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  2349. i have MAD respect and love for Mazda for their dedication despite the hard challenges of making, commercializing and improving this seemingly futile type of engine. Thanks to their passionate engineers we can enjoy their absolutely amazing, fun and unique sports cars.
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  2350. Utterly brilliant video, D4A! I agree that an off road bike is some of the best therapy a person can get. Very glad to see you getting some 'no-mind' seat time in for yourself - very well deserved.
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  2351. Hell yeah! the video i was waiting for!
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  2352. D4A became so big and popular that company sent a prototype to advertise their CVT) And that's great, because it means that you can really explain the principles and basic mechanics of such complicated thing to a big audience. Great job.
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  2353. It's strange to me that by watching just one video, I now understand why all car brands insist on their particular engine configuration. Thanks dude 👍
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  2354. dude I'm so glad I found ur channel! Instant subscribe.
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  2355. Excellent video, was going to install Hinsons in my C6 Corvette, but not now, Thanks Mr Answer.
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  2356. Good Video !!! You went a great length to make this Video for sure. Informative and Educational at the same time, THANK YOU !!!
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  2357. Legend. Channel Needs more support.
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  2358. You make far too much sense for YouTube. I love your content. May be my favourite channel!
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  2359. I'm a person with no knowledge on how to ride a motorcycle. But after watching most of your videos i've been motivated and inspired to get one and explore the world around me. Looking forward to watch more motorcycle contents and learn as well. You are both inspiring and a very good teacher. Hi, from the Philippines.
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  2360. I love the motorcycle content! I ride daily and hearing your fresh perspective is eye opening. Glad you found some passion in your life and you recognized the downside of trying to post every little thing. It’s important to take a ride and just enjoy it for what it is. I love your content, keep it coming, in any format you want. I’ll be here watching. Thanks!!
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  2361. Oh, wow, I really relate to your driving passion and your quest to drive for answers. I feel like there is a truth within us that we sometimes only find when we push ourselves to the limits, and respect the wisdom and machines that aid us in that quest. I would say your engineering/mechanical content and the path it took you will only help you appreciate those answers when you find them. And sometimes we find a doorway into answers we never thought we'd come across. Driving my humble e130 Corolla helped me realize that I want to race in rally. Also being a driver in Washington State helped quite a bit LOL you ever come around my parts and you want to see the scenic routes, I am your tour guide! Looking forward to more of your channel! Tell your Mk 1 that I said, "hi", and I do hope you talk to her occasionally (yes its a she), I am sure you do 😉😊
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  2362. Not what I expected, definitely well crafted and a nice appeal to a return to nuance among people with different views. I hope we get to see the future you laid out here
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  2363. This man makes so much sense it's astounding.
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  2364. Love this , keep it up dude👍🏻
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  2365. Great observations put in laymam terms. Another outstanding video. 👍
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  2366. Thanks for the in depth video.
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  2367. Great idea, many of us who play with engines have a spare cylinder head or two that are u/s sitting under a bench waiting to go for scrap metal. Recycling is a great way to go.
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  2368. Dude those rims are amazing!
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  2369. Congrats on the Machine. Make sure you bolt it down into the concrete with deep anchors and epoxy. If your slab is thin, dig some holes and pour a strong deep reinforced slab. Vibration is the enemy.
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  2370. First time seeing something about racing in this channel All the time it was really entertaining informations on engines, internals, technologies and DIYs Thanks for making my day brother😇😇
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  2371. Mmm. I remember replacing my AW11 fuel pump well. Why couldn't they give us a door? The biggest pain was disconnecting and reconnecting the firm filler tube. At least your tank had the drain! The early models didn't. Great work as always. So excited about this build.
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  2372. You have gained a subscriber my friend. You are hilarious! The PT Cruiser part made me laugh hahaha
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  2373. Back when I took statistics we had two text books. One was the usual stats book and the other was a small paperback titled "How to Lie with Statistics". The teacher was one of the best I ever had.
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  2374. So is this is the origin story of Stig?
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  2375. I seriously needed this man, thank you so much. I got an 82 Prelude around December and I’m so close to hitting that first milestone. Over the months I’ve only hit many dead ends but now I’m one step away, and that lies in the engine. Hopefully I can figure why there’s gas mixed within but... we’ll see. I simply refuse to give up, so truly thank you!
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  2376. I agreee with all the folks commenting here, thank you very much for this information and knowledge. You are the best 👏
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  2377. Dude I’ve never watched such an informative video on this subject, incredible job, thank you so much
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  2378. I've been waiting for this! Excellent video, thanks! Am looking forward to the next session!
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  2379. Hi I REALLY enjoy watching you educational videos, keep it up! Can you do also video about ducati or hemi engines?
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  2380. WOW! Excellent! Just simply excellent! Thanks a whole lot. I love the series of videos you’re putting out. This off set engine was really interesting. I had no idea the engineers were doing this. Don’t stop! Keep going!
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  2381. Absolutely amazing, yet another concept i never even knew existed prior to this video, that i now feel very well versed in.
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  2382. This is the best educational content on YouTube. Thank you very much!
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  2383. One of your best videos! Keep up the good work!
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  2384. Dude, this is really really the best explanation of all of the tuning process, congratulations, this is gold <3
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  2385. Another great video from you, thank you. I have watched many of your videos and they are all very well done and informative but this particular show was very interesting for me. You made the point of "Well I'm in here I might as well do this at the same time". What follows is what happens when you take this approach to working on your car. I have also done every single item you did to your car (in the video) except for one, I didn't do (but really wanted to) oil squinters for all the reasons you mentioned. The difference is it is over many years for me. I started building my turbo project in 1979 at 24 years old, I am now on my third major revision of the project at 67 years old. Unfortunately I didn't have much help and did 99.9 % of the work myself. I first got interested in turbos during 1976 and then built a blow through carburetor system on my almost stock engine in 1979 (except for forged pistons, ported heads, ungraded camshaft and intake manifold). I built it all out of mild steel and gas welded it all. I drove the car in that configuration from 1980 to 1991 and broke almost every part on it. (2 sets of forged pistons, 9 clutches, 2 -4 speed transmissions, one 10 bolt rear end etc.) I did make many mods over those years like three completely different exhaust systems, 2 different cam profiles , 2 - 4 barrel carbs, 2 handmade exhaust manifolds. Nobody's car was as fast as I was back then because no one was turbocharging yet. I ran 13 PSI boost through a 650 cfm Holley carb and had more power than I needed, I surprised a lot of people because you couldn't see it, but you did hear it. I had to take a break in 1991 to raise a family and the car, a 1975 Pontiac Formula 400 Firebird, that I bought brand new, was stored for 15 years in my garage. In 2005 I decided to start over but this time build it to handle 1000 hp reliably. That required me to do everything on your list plus replace every engine part including replacing the block with a 2000hp capable race block. And on top of all that I also added a complete new rear suspension, (triangulated 4 bar), with a Strange Engineering Ford 9", equipped with 35 spline axles, and a new custom drive shaft. Moving forward in the car a new 5 speed Tremec transmission and a duel disk clutch, then new coil over shocks, new front end control arms, new sway bars front and back, and sub frame connectors and a 6 point roll bar to tie it all together. The interior is completely different as well with a full set of gauges (overkill but fun), etc. etc. etc. Only body is stock. BUT i decided to keep my old truck turbo from 1979 because it was never about making more power, and it had sentimental value. So now version 3, that darn turbo started running out of boost at 5000 RPM it was chocking down to 10 PSI boost and I wanted 15 PSI, so I bought a new modern turbo capable of 1200 HP. Which required a new intercooler (that I ordered today) along with a new rad because it was overheating in summer. The new turbo means I need to redo the exhaust Manifold again and the downpipe. The new bigger intercooler and radiator also require more work up front. It is getting harder and harder to do the work now and crawling under the car was not working so I had to install a 2 post lift in my garage. I did document a lot of my build too but not nearly as well as you have done, (plus I would have had to take 8 mm film when I started). Since 2005 I did take a lot of pictures and wrote about it and then started taking video as it became the thing to do. You can certainly look at a lot of pictures on Facebook, "John's 1975 Formula 400 Firebird" is a open to public page I created a long time ago, I guess I have to start recording this version soon. I look forward to your next video, I am a retired Engineer but I still watch just in case I pick up any new idea or learn a new fact or way to do something. It never ends, the hunt for knowledge.
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  2386. Really nice work!! And the explanations, as always, are excellent! Keep going!!
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  2387. Can’t wait to hear this baby
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  2388. Merry Xmas & Happy New Years. Thank you for all the knowledge shared and inspiration to DIY over the years. Cannot wait to see what you have planned for 2022.
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  2389. I can't describe how utterly perfect this video is
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  2390. no homo but i love you bro... and your videos
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  2391. Thank you very much for making this. I'm sure it wasn't easy and took you a long time to make. I personally appreciate the effort you put into your video and hope you feel good knowing you've educated another soul just a little more.
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  2392. You do great work! Every video of yours I've watched I have taken quite a bit away from it. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and your expertise in explaining simple theories and designs. In other words, YOU ROCK ! Thanks for sharing your knowledge 😃
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  2393. Great video post. Very educational, entertaining and concise in detail. Hopefully there are future automotive mechanics out there that are as intrigued by this video as I was.❤ keep up the great work. Best of 🍀luck to you and yours 👍🏻
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  2394. Exactly what I'm lookin for. Thanks for this magnificent work bro!
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  2395. First time watching 1 of your vids and I couldn't turn away. Takes a lot to keep me engaged but I really enjoyed it. Gotta see how this runs.
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  2396. Extremely good. Impeccable. Comprehensive yet simple. Well organised. Well done.
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  2397. Possibly the most helpful and informative video on YouTube! Much appreciated
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  2398. Easily one of the most informative video's I have seen. Will watch this four or five times at least. So much to take in. Well done.
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  2399. I join the many great feedbacks. Simply the best explanations I have ever seen. Great illustrations, great narration. Best of the best, a gold medal.
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  2400. Thank you for this informative and educational video. Knowledge leads to better mechanical inclination and more power! I’m definitely saving this video.
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  2401. As everyone has said, great video. Awesome for all the people interested in learning about cars.
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  2402. As usual. Exceptionally informative video. Love it so much ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
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  2403. Sleak, structured, informative, excellent content - as someone already said, this is what the internet is all about. Great Video.
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  2404. Awesome thanks for the video! My friend and I watch your videos on FaceTime together because of the covid lockdown. He has a 240z with a L24 and I have the K-series engines my cars, plus we are both huge rotory fans so your iconic engine series is our favorite thing to watch!
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  2405. my favorite day of the week becouse your show
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  2406. how to get shot 101
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  2407. LOL "Let's vacuum up the alu particles, we don't want to make a mess of this nice tablecloth" 1 minute later "Half of the table and cloth are incinerated"
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  2408. Man ive watched so many of your videos, they just seem to be getting better snd better the more i watch
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  2409. I'm will be going to recommend this channel to my future son🙏
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  2410.  @d4a you are too kind :D We just love things that make us go fast! I was about to ask for more details about high-bypass turbofans, but you covered this right at the end... really interesting stuff!
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  2411. Please do more on jet engines🙏. I know this is an automotive channel and i’m asking too much but your explanation is on a whole another level.
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  2412. Huge appreciation for working in flip flops.
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  2413. First! Psyched to watch this since I actually own one. XD
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  2414. Very well made video. Very educational and explained in a way that anyone can understand.
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  2415. you Sir are a storehouse of knowledge and professionalism. Thank you for sharing this information and keep this level of information coming.
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  2416. Very excited for that V6
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  2417. Such a great and informative video, thankyou brother!
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  2418. Stuff like the copper plate gasket is what makes this hobby so much fun
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  2419. I feel every day I watch at least one of your videos and learn so much in such a short amount of time, you really are efficient at teaching and staying on point!!!!! Much Love!
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  2420. Sir, I have never known of any source which explains mechanics as efficiently as you do! Thank you!
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  2421. Congratulations! I was looking for AW11 content for such a long time. And then? Boom! YT recommendation brought me here. Great work! Keep it on, please :3
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  2422. Congrats!
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  2423. Good luck m8. Great content over the years and I hope it continues. Your channel even motivated me to fix up my mr2, but it's not nearly as lush as yours. What a beauty
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  2424. Thanks for making this video, it was really interesting to see the city. I have never seen it before and I knew very little about the country. I watch you MR2 videos as I also have an AW11 which I am working on. And you English is amazing, did you spend some time in the UK?
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  2425. Driving 4 Answers. Hi-ya Mister 2, a fascinating video, interesting and with facts that I didn't know. For instance: the 3-way cultural split dividing communities by religion? Three prime-ministers?! Three types of architecture? I remember the 1984 Winter Olympics held in Sarajevo, then part of Yugoslavia, mainly for the gold medal for figure skating won by Jayne Torvill and Christopher Dean of Great Britain. Everyone here (those who are old enough!) remembers their 'Bolero' dance routine as breathtaking and unique. It broke the record for the largest U.K. television audience - over 20 million - and gained the highest judges' marks ever; many perfect 6.0s for technical and all perfect 6.0s for artistic interpretation. I was so shocked just eight years later in 1992 to see such a beautiful country ripped apart by war. Ordinary people in a smallish city - as you say - "surrounded by mountains" but back then, mountains filled with artillery and mortars. The Siege of Sarajevo was live on TV every night. Burning high-rise buildings and people just queuing for water or bread being picked out by snipers' rifles. Your city appears to have recovered remarkably well and nothing now is visible to mark out such a destructive and brutal period. Very clean streets, new buildings, good and well-surfaced roads (hooray for that). It seems hard to believe it ever happened. Perhaps it was all just a bad dream... Best to you from a well-wisher here in the English countryside of Wiltshire, just a hop, skip and a jump from another historic place that you may know of - Stonehenge.
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  2426. Thank you for an awesome video. A guided tour of a beautiful city.
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  2427. Learned a lot about your beautiful country, thank you for your humble presentation. Great job on the AW11.
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  2428. Always love your vids, but this one was a particular treat. Love to see more like this from you if it interests you.
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  2429. Being finnish myself, I doubted that coffee drinking per capita "guess" so to speak. So I actually checked. According to the "International Coffee Organisation" Finland is number one with 12kg per capita per year. Bosnia and Herzegovina does however come 11th at 6.1kg. I thought you may find it interesting anyhow. Regarding the video, it was quite interesting to learn about Sarajevo. I didn't know much at all. And the government stuff you talked about I can sympathize with, even though Finland probably isn't half as bad! Suppose I should actually be thankful things here aren't even worse off. There's only a couple of cities with architectural history like Sarajevo, atleast ones spanning further than 100 years. It seems like an interesting place!
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  2430. Excellent video, very entertaining and I certainly learned a lot! Thank you for your balanced approach on what can be a divided topic
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  2431. Totally enjoyed it, your videos all way share light and are inspiring ,your presentation is brilliant and I enjoy a laugh there or two but must certainly I learn a lot and I personally look up to #d4a videos .... from iconic engine to boost school video(s) and always keep the great work going. As for the negative comments you talked about .... they are just hills that you have to shift gears and keep on driving over them all the way to the top.
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  2432. Thanks for makin these videos, they are very informative and high qulity
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  2433. Excellent tutorial and great tips. Thanks for sharing!
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  2434. Thank you for your really well researched videos
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  2435. The best description of engines and fuels I’ve seen. Brilliant. Thank you!
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  2436. This is the first time I have seen your channel and wow. What an absolutely brilliant way you have structured this video. Fantastic. Very informative and very edible content. Thank you for making this video, I am very into drag racing and have always wondered the differences in the different fuel types, You have explained this perfectly and I feel like anybody could watch this video and easily understand the difference. If anybody ever has a "Explain like i'm 5" question I will send them to you! Thank you again brotha, Subscribed and like the video.
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  2437. Another fantastic video! You do a very good job of explaining the technology behind engines. Thank you!
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  2438. Cannot stop listening to this. Explained on a level anyone can understand. ❤❤❤
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  2439. I can't wait to see the next video i will have to hunt for a AW11 now since that been my first car
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  2440. Yes I did find it interesting and yes I did learn something. So thank you.
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  2441. En tant que français, je peux le dire: j'ai souffert durant cette vidéo As a french, I can say it: I sufered during this video
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  2442. that intro was absolutely epic, Im pumped already and im like 30 seconds in hahaha
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  2443. You bet man. This line of work is a labor of love. I have respect for all who walk this path.
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  2444. Just checked out your YouTube site. SO freakin many vids on so many questions I would love to learn. Am excited about the hours to come!
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  2445. Thank you for making these - very impressed.
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  2446. Can I call you Pop Pop now?
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  2447. It's an old car that was sitting for a bit, nothing you can do about that.
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  2448. Hey man no worries, it wouldnt be a proper first start if it actually started the first try haha! Love from Finland my dude
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  2449. This was a great video. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!!
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  2450. Wow, just wow! I did not expect to spend nearly 30 minutes learning about this. You're a great presenter.
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  2451. Being a longtime fan of most forms of motocycle racing, especially Moto GP and its earlier versions, I must say I have never learn't so much in so little time as I have from your excellent video, many thanks for your great work .
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  2452. I can't say enough about how much I enjoyed your video on this subject! You are very easy to understand as you put things in layman's terms so even I can understand them! Not only did I learn much about the crossplane inline 4 but also about the other configurations. Thank you so much for sharing this information. Looking forward to more as I am now going to like and subscribe. Cheers!
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  2453. Man, this is one of the best car chans on yt! I'm eager & excited to see the next topic you'll come up with. Great job so far!
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  2454. Stupid fact: Those turbos, IHI RHB3, is the same turbo that went on the Chevy Sprint turbo, which coincidentally was also a 1.0L inline three cylinder.
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  2455. hi bro great videos always watch them as its uploaded much respect to the channel from the caribbean!!!!
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  2456. Get well soon!
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  2457. I've been anticipating you covering this, i thought it was going to be an iconic engines video like the 6 valve. But this is still very cool!
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  2458. Excellent presentation!! Thank you for your time, perseverance and research 🧐
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  2459. I am so happy i stumbled upon this channel. Every automotive question i've had so far has been answered in the easiest way possible. There is no better channel out there that explains it as easy and thorough as this one. In my opinion this channel is Underrated AF!
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  2460. I, love, every, single, video
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  2461. Had to give a thumbs up immediately after you gave a good fingering to the intake port! Thats how I do my heads also lol.
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  2462. I swear I've just begun the same project. Just sourced an FE intake to mount onto my 4AF head... And my cousin is hooking me up with a turbo off of his mk3 Supra. Budget builds hey. Literally just started the build and now I see this video 😁
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  2463. Ive been looking forward to this
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  2464. Please don’t stop making these videos man!!!
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  2465. I love your attitude about the whole thing. I haven't rode a motorcycle in almost 25 years. However, my wife and I are taking a motorcycle safety course this coming weekend, and I will be buying a bike shortly after. I consider myself a new rider at 45 years old. I hope you have many happy years on 2 wheels. 🙂
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  2466. 3:12 The city pop is just too epic
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  2467. Great job dude, video was very informative. Thanks for sharing
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  2468. very helpful ! thank you ! and nice lighting on the video !
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  2469. +driving 4 answers (mr2 mk1 hero) I think this debate is like what a tech defines a throttle body as vs what an engineer defines a throttle body as. I'm a tech so for me anything carbureted has carbs, anything injected has throttle bodies. So which side are you on D4A? The guys who design and engineer this stuff and rarely have to work on it, or the guys in the trenches who have to figure out to make this stuff live in the real world? How you answer will decide your future from here on out. Are you with us, or... J/K! Who really cares?! Its to-may-toe vs. to-mah-toe! As long we know what the other means we'll get along fine.
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  2470. This is so awesome! I'm living vicariously through you and I hope you don't mind. The trumpets or velocity stacks facilitate airflow into the engine by smoothing out the air flowing in. Some people say they're pretty critical but if I remember right the filter might perform that role in their place. The TPS should be just like any other TPS. As in, less than a volt at closed throttle and close to 5V at WOT. Unless it's simply a closed throttle switch but I've never come across that personally, though that doesn't mean it doesn't exist. You can check it with a DVOM set on resistance by connecting the meter and sweeping the throttle. If it's goes from X(random number) ohms to OL then it's a switch. If it smoothly changes from one value to another it's a regular TPS. Being that it's a 3 wire sensor it's likely a regular TPS. Hope that helps and trust I'm not trying to be a jerk! I just wanna see this baby in action! Have you ever heard an ITB car in person? It's pure sex!!!
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  2471. Very interesting, informative and entertaining. Thank you, good sir.
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  2472. Great video man! Really good explanation of flame speed and how that affects timing. Also, smooth product placement that's relevant and not obnoxious. Boost school!!! 🐌🏫
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  2473. Thanks for another 1:st rate video, informative and clear, and as always even when I believe I "know the subject" I learn something new from Your video. Best regards.
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  2474. It was the grunting. That verbal confirmation every man gives when a stubborn bolt or screw releases. THAT, is winning.
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  2475. Badassery happening on this channel! Doing things legit is ALWAYS the way to go if you don't want to end up just another MEME. Keep up the awesome work!
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  2476. We have tha same sony stereo! 😁
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  2477. no need for dissapointement that could only give you more motivitation to make it better keep up the good work
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  2478. This gives me motivation to see what power my 1987 CRX Si is making. Still have the completely stock d15a3 in it, completely stock car. I'm ball-parking around 85whp as opposed to the factory fresh 91. Love this channel, we gotta see that thing make some damn decent power soon!
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  2479. after climbing that ramp, does it really need a tune?
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  2480. Always making well put together and high level of educational content
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  2481. Been looking for a video exactly like this to compare both designs. Great work
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  2482. What a lovely upbeat video. Ive been thinking of buying an mx-5 i think you just convinced me!
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  2483. This is gold! Keep them coming!
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  2484. Your foreign language skills are pretty top notch as well as your info 👌
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  2485. I could listen to you all day, speaking different languages and getting the pronunciation just right. A very joyous talent
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  2486. I always enjoy your videos, more so than any other YT car channels.
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  2487. Now I want a LS engine for my Tacoma lol. Awesome Video. Thank you
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  2488. Best video so far. Very good LS history and explanation. Well done! Long live LS push rod. Real irony is a Slavic dude, who lives in Europe, talking about American push rod engine. LOL.
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  2489. Just found your channel. It is excellent.
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  2490. You explain things so well, you're legit my favorite youtube teacher for cars :) thank you so much!!!! !!!
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  2491. Your way of explaining electro/mechanical/hydraulic theories is an artform.
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  2492. Hey Good Job on this video i really enjoyed it and i appriciate the effort you put into making it also could you do a video where you explain the torque-power curve
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  2493. If it weren't for your content, my project car would be where it was. I appreciate your compassion of sharing your knowledge man.
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  2494. You have a gift in explaining complex things and making them easy to understand!
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  2495. AWESOME job! Clear and concise.... made the "fuzzy" science of rod length very understandable! Thank you!
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  2496. This one is a forever classic.
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  2497. I geek out a lot on engineering... how have I only just cone across this channel?! Absolutely brilliant stuff, many thanks and new sub👌🏽
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  2498. This is by far the best YouTube channel ever. Very educational. Thanks dude keep up the great work.
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  2499. Nice video as always, keep it up and don't mind the people that complain ilogically after barely understanding what your videos explain, and for free. Someones do only see what they want. Thanks for the content.
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  2500. You are making some of the most informative content on youtube. Keep it up.
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  2501. great content keep going miss your long hair ;)
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  2502. Someone pls give this man a medal, i applaud you sir for making this hard subject easier for us to process 👏👏👏👏👏
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  2503. The Stutututu chart may be my favorite graphic yet from this channel, hahaha. Awesome video!
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  2504. Well done 🤘🤘 enjoy ur show😂
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  2505. Epic project, stoked on the bike carbs, also a good leg workout kicking the engine into the car lol
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  2506. I've been watching your videos for quite some time now and this is why I like your content. You do things like the regular Joe who dosen't have the "proper" equipment but instead use creativity to get the job done. Having said that though, when you smashed that seal in I cringed a little. Please be more gentle in the future😟. Subbed 👍
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  2507. Neil is the man, has everything and is a genuinely nice guy to talk to. With the amount of questions I've asked him over the years I'm surprised he hasn't blocked me :)
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  2508. Enjoyed watching, all shocks are not the same, mine is definitely different, but this has given me the bases of how to part it👍👍
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  2509. Dude , you are the best YouTube channel
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  2510.  @d4a  OMG I didn't even see he mentioned me the first time. This is even more funny. 😂
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  2511. God bless you for putting this video up. I was at my wits end trying to figure out how to get the micro filter out.
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  2512. Great video and really nice photo stills of the engine internals. Thanks for the great content.
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  2513. Keep this series going! I would love to see top economy engines, top manufacture numbers listings, I don't know know top Motorsports wining engines, maybe a top 8 fuel injection systems, all sorts of potential. I would especially like to see a in depth look at the Toyota 1nz-fe engine, I know it's not loved, but they are everywhere, cheap, go into a ton of vehicles. I am building 2, and would love your help. Your help with my 4ag has been monumental, keep it up. I had to sell my aw11 but am now on the hunt for any gen mr2. AEM, listen up, due to your support of this channel I will be giving you all business I can on my next performance build!
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  2514. but where is matt farah's million mile lexus? oh there it is 5:42 :)
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  2515. Insanely informative video, well dome man. Very clear and concise
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  2516. Never knew this one! Very interesting!
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  2517. Wow Man, you are looking handsome with that cool haircut
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  2518. Nice build, im always been fascinated by 4age engine.16v or 20v, you know its a 4age when you hear its unique sound coming from the ITB's ,well in your case from carburetors with velocity stacks.
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  2519. fun build! will stay tuned. i ditched my bike carbs (fj1100) for bike itbs (yamaha r6 2003/4) because the bike carbs were too pricey to maintain/refurbish, and the bike itbs were cheap as chips + i can tune on the fly instead of disassembling everytime. :)
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  2520. Been watching for a while and this sum-up definitely helped bring it all together. I'm working on a 20v swap in my '85 now and I'm already swamped without trying to document everything and do all the video editing, etc. I'd like to share more but I feel like it takes twice as long when filming. Any workflow tips?
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  2521. Amazing video. That extra 8mm of travel explanation finally helped me get my head around it! Thank you so much!
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  2522. Good video, very interesting subject, and nicely explained. Thanks for posting.
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  2523. Very artistic oil pan paint job.
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  2524. Wow, watching this old video shows how far you've come over the years, to become one of the best automotive channels.
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  2525. the rice was a really good idea!! I'm thinking after the rice & bleach process, bleach & boiling hot water soak may get rid of the yellowing?? mines hella dirty so I might try that... but thanks for the rice idea 🤗🤗🤗
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  2526. That was the most descriptive and understandable explanation of straight engine balance I've seen. Please do one on V and flat engines as well!
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  2527. This is the best YouTube channel about car mechanics theory!
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  2528. I never knew that the piston speed is faster at the top than the bottom. I thank you again for sharing your knowledge! I love your videos!
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  2529. Nobody, is impressed with the car 🤣🤣 so sad 😔 😂
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  2530. 21:15 - That's the sexy money shot right there. Most AW11s haven't looked that nice since Gameboys were a thing and required 4 AA batteries.
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  2531. Great 👍
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  2532. Great stuff again. Having similar problems with IAT's with 13psi. Should have them resolved soon. 'Cool' is my new mantra! Keep up the brilliant vids 👍
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  2533. This has got to be the best explaination of turbine engines I've ever heard. Thank you!
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  2534. Just told myself I want to learn how jet engine works days ago and here it come, from a automotive YouTuber I like❤
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  2535. Every one of your videos , I learn something new. I actually take notes, so I don’t forget. You have a natural skill in teaching. Longtime subscriber. Keep up the great work!
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  2536. Love your content
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  2537. You are amazing bud, simple, very detailed, well drawn diagrams! Great stuff!
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  2538. Thanks for being accurate and well informed. I haven't found a single instance of inaccuracy or misinformation in any of your videos. That can't be said for many channels, even some of the so called experts.
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  2539. Favorite part of Sundays.
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  2540. Okay, thats it, im gettin a MR2
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  2541. Not gonna lie man, this has got to be one of the biggest sources of inspiration for me and my own Mr2. I've got a lot of road ahead of me to get it to where i want but with enough patience I think I can get it done. Its rusty in some spots, needs plenty of stuff rebuilt, previous owner screwed with the cables for lots of commodities and it busts through A/C belts more than one changes shirts but i still love that damn dark red road blaster. I don't think I'll ever get rid of it. Kudos to you for making it to where you wanted and keep making great videos. Best Regards from Puerto Rico
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  2542. Hey man, no questions for today so have a great one dude!
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  2543. You're great bruh! Keep 'em videos coming...
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  2544. This was an awesome tutorial video. You did an excellent job!
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  2545. good job
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  2546. Love ya buddy, and your excellent videos. I still fall asleep at night thinking about the the word Carburette
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  2547. i really like the dynamics of this video, i liked that moment when you couldn't find the tool to remove the nuts cover jajaja. also, the wheels looks very better without the cover, and btw the wheel guy has done a very great job!
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  2548. Just ordered a crank sensor bracket from your store, glad to be able to support you by purchasing such a mint product <3
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  2549. That BOV sounds so good - I now know what's missing from my i20N...😉 Congrats on the build as well as the YouTube channel - keep these vids coming!!!👌
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  2550. if you add 5cc to your combustion chamber the compression ration will be 505/55=9.18 ... and not as the presented calc..
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  2551. Happy D4A Sunday to all! The best educational automotive channel on the interwebs! Very impressive work on your cylinder head. I can't wait for the test drive video of your MR2!!
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  2552. I'm building a bmw m20b25 stroker engine, your videos have been a great benefit to me, thank you
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  2553. Awesome video as always! I'm always surprised I don't see a lot of people do this with their builds. I guess they assume whoever refreshes their heads does it, but I'm betting that's a faulty assumption. Others probably don't know they should do it. I supposed in a completely unmodified head other than being resurfaced you shouldn't need to, but still, I'd wanna know. I like the syringe idea over the burette! Feels like it would give more control. My excitement over this engine keeps building!
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  2554. I know these videos don't always get as many views and such but, I'm so glad you make them. They are some of my favorite videos on your channel.
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  2555. Mate that was awesome. Well made video and very informative.
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  2556. Super brillant idea! 😉
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  2557. Lol, loved the leg slaps. I needed this video today!
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  2558. I'm very happy for you :D I hope there will be footages and sound of the carb from inside the carburetor. One YouTuber did videos like that and I love them. His name was sushpants or something like this. Search for Corolla E9 ITB sounds. You will surely find them :D good luck with rest of the car. I'm always watching your videos and waiting for new content <3 greetings from Poland
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  2559. Congratulations , the 4Ag sounds great
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  2560. Sooooo good !
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  2561. Well spoken, very logical and good illustrated!
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  2562. This is an awesome channel and very solid accurate information ... Keep up the good content
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  2563. Sweet just made my mind up! Purely for the eargasam that was my whole reason to attempt this on my 1.8 8v soon to be in my caddy :) I Mean who doesn't love the sound of all that air getting sucked into the engine and everyman loves to have a little fiddle from time to time ;)
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  2564. Another fantastic video! Thanks so much! Every example and illustration was helpful, and the real-life demonstration was amazing! 😃
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  2565. Very good video with lots of info and great explanation of mechanics behind ECU. You're making one of the most interesting content here, thanks dude. 👍
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  2566. Absolutely fascinating. It's funny because I was literally mulling over this exact topic today. Love your videos, you're a massive reason why I've gotten into tuning/Motorsport engineering. You're awesome man. Keep doing your thing! 👍🔥🏎️
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  2567. Totaly Genius
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  2568. 😀❤️ Loven the Content!!
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  2569. I watched the first video all the through and thought it was a little oversimplified in some places, but pretty good. This video is a significant improvement, well done.
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  2570. Ayyeeeeee I was watching this cause I’m about to do my FRS plugs. 4age ftw!!
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  2571. That first experience of successful boost on your own build is ALWAYS magical. Haha, love it. 👌
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  2572. Fantastic to see you enjoying your creation mate. Take care and keep it coming.
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  2573. Haha that ending. Pew pew pew pew. Learn something new from you everyday
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  2574. Hey, I've been watching your videos for a few months now and I just wanted to say your channel is great and waaay under rated. I'm surprised you dont have more subscribers to be frank. I always enjoy the deep level of detail you get into and how you look at everything from an engineering perspective. Keep up the good work!
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  2575. Very very good Mechanic fantastic explanations
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  2576. Thank you so much for doing these Videos! Gute Arbeit mit dem Rap xD Hopefully we can get more german engines down the line... But before those i'd love to see the F20C from the S2000! Another return to the insanity that are japanese 4 cylinders.
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  2577. This video has answered many questions that I have about car engines in an interesting way. Keep it up man!!!
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  2578. This is exactly the video I was looking for, thank you so much for making this!
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  2579. Brilliantly made video. It was fun and informative to watch it. 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
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  2580. Very interesting and informative video! I knew quite a lot of what was covered, but the depth introduced was impressive in the short length of video. Great job, thank you for the education, cheers!
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  2581. I'm so happy this channel exists <3 Don't ever stop making these videos :]
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  2582. Best channel by far. Everytime I see the notification from your channel I lose my mind cant wait to watch it but sad again cause i have to wait for the next one.
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  2583. It's running NoDiz. NoDiz can't tell whether a bank of coils is firing or not. It can tell you that it is firing the coils but whether or not the coil itself is actually firing will always be a mystery until it is tested.
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  2584. 30 years of riding & still learning something new! Great vid 👍🏻
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  2585. Your the best car teacher bro 💪🏾😎
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  2586. Excellent video, as per your usual! And this was very interesting. Thank you!
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  2587. Wow! A living encyclopedia of Subaru info! Impressive!
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  2588. i take back what i said. i watched the video again and i noticed the man has on a wedding ring so he's under enough stress & he still finds time for his hobbies and films it all for our shared love of fine motor sports. actually, its a great video except for the music. and personally, i love the old 4a Toyota blocks. i had the 4a-c in my 1986' FWD Chevy Nova way back when. but i didnt balance my pistons, i just let it shake. i chopped all 4 counter weights off to lighten my crankshaft for added performance LOL. (i made up the part about chopping my crank.)
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  2589. oh you cheeky bastard :D
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  2590. Probably one of the best automotive channels on u tube ! Thank you once again for this, very much so important, history lesson! 💪👌✌️
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  2591. Why this video got less than 10m views I love it's perfect 👌 Grazie
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  2592. Wow, not many videos like this.
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  2593. 20 minutes well spent !!!😁👍
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  2594. That was well produced.
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  2595. Fascinating! Amazing to hear about those early pioneers.
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  2596. Another awesome history lesson. Keep it coming mate!
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  2597. Very good video describing LSA👍 good job!
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  2598. Dude I just destruyed like button, thanks! Subscribed
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  2599. Lol I have the same dash cover! By the same company they where the only ones in the US that could make one that contoured to the clamshell and cluster properly! Great product.
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  2600. Brilliant! Fantastic explanation and visuals as always. 5 thumbs up!
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  2601. I know a fair bit about cars, but I always learn something rewarding your videos. Thanks mate 😉
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  2602. I'm totally with you on this 4 points, i'm working on a very dumb British station wagon with a fiat engine, generally she drives me crazy but the victories are really big victories. Thanks for the content!
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  2603. 13:25 aww he’s calling me a good driver.... 13:34 iiiii knew there was an insult coming 🤣🤣🤣
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  2604. The sheep...LOL. Nice review though. I never had much respect for these as I always thought they weren't enough car but I think you may have helped turned the tides a bit...sounds like it's still an entertaining ride.
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  2605. You need a job in MotoGP or F1, bro. You could work as a mechanic I reckon? I've seen and enjoyed so many of your videos.
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  2606. Officially the best house tour on youtube
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  2607. The discovery of this analogy is equivalent of gamers seeing health bars on top of people walking by or seeing how tetris players look at buildings and stacking them together
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  2608. Fantastic video! I can confidently say that this is the most helpful and informative video about the principles of carburetors that I've ever seen! Excellent work! 👍
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  2609. Dude just keep doing this! thank you for everything.
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  2610. Extremely interesting concept and I believe you have accurately predicted its future. As always the speed, clarity and accuracy of your presentation is superb. The text of your presentation caps it off, allowing time to absorb the subject in depth. Many thanks.
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  2611. You're a legend kind sir! Thanks for the video :)
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  2612. Thank you! Been watching this for years and was skeptical. Glad someone finally looked at it with a critical eye.
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  2613. Thanks so much for this. I am a vibration analyst and all your videos on Recip. Engines are joy to me. I appreciate.
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  2614. This channel is one of my best YouTube finds of all time!
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  2615. Feeling great for being a small part of this video (18:10) for the 2zz-ge, the engine we love... 👍
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  2616. Great video. Informative, but also funny and entertaining.
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  2617. dude idk how i just found your channel but you deserve way more subs!!!! keep up the good vids
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  2618. I have 'bumped' into your channel now for the second time, the first was the 1T engine concept, your clarity of explaining matters as well as your excellent English make it a joy to watch and listen. It would be great to have a video on you and your background, do you teach? if not, why not? I liked the fact that you also include our 2 wheeled motorcycle friends also. Fantastic video on the Stirling Engines. I feel as if I've uncovered a piece of treasure in your channel and as such I have now subscribed and send my thanks for your excellent videos. Steve (Scotland)
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  2619. Truly the best explanation for a common man to understand.. You are a gem of value to the engineering students. What made it simple for us to understand was the pictures and animations which made us relate to your explanation. thank you
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  2620. This is my new favorite car youtube channel. Your voice is so calming I literally started falling asleep.
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  2621. I've been trying to figure all this out for 30 years and never quite got there. THANK YOU!
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  2622. FINAAAALLLY
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  2623. this is by reallly far the best dedicated video of busso and alfa romeo video I ever see. congrats
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  2624. Hahahahaha ottima pronuncia Italiana! Very good at speak italian! ;)
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  2625. That's not what he said - he mentioned that Methanol as a fuel likes to run a bit richer lambda compared to gasoline, which is why you would target a richer AFR.
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  2626. TThank you to YouTube for creating a platform that allows creatives to shine.
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  2627. we really appreciate the increase in quality and depth of the explanations. I come from the i6, v6, vr6 video and while I loved the other one this one is just much better, keep it up
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  2628. At least they didn't call it Dominatrix. While I'm not a bike guy, I really loved the video. In a perfect world, wisdom such as yours would be a lot more common.
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  2629. You are so easy to listen to. Well-articulated, not mumbling and no hum, well, ehh sounds while talking. This is unique. I have learned so much. I am surprised there is no way of sponsoring your channel directly.
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  2630. What is up? A very hard working, very well researching dood is going to bring us another awesome video, that's what's up. 👍
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  2631. You never fail to deliver the facts, another bloody good effort mate. (A great, well researched and very informative video) 👍👍👍👍👍
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  2632. Idk how to tank you. I love that chanel and it help me so much. Tenk you ❤️😎
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  2633. So satisfying to see your subscriber count sky rocket and sponsors jump on board! Fantastic video as always. P.S. Organic is clearly the best because the strength chart looks like a Star Trek symbol. ;)
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  2634. Genuinely first. Like the first viewer
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  2635. Outstanding presentation, (your vids are allways good) Just an observation though; Im an old fart and clearly remember having to change thermostat housings on old A&B series BMC engines and Ford Kent engines, they were metalic, some kind of crap alloy, used to rot through on a regular basis, thank you for taking the time to make these videos
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  2636. I’m Glad I discovered this channel today. This guy talks so much sense
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  2637. Had to go to the AFM website to see what all the fuss was about, but since my car is so slow I couldn't click the "buy it now" link. #sadface
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  2638. 早い車人🤣🤣🤣🤣 word has it that there is a check valve limiter that can be tuned to make over 1M hp/btu and the seat will have a fart collector to recycle the methane for knock supression🤣🤣🤣
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  2639. Very cool tribute to the ICE, glad I'm not the only one who continues to think it's a world marvel
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  2640. This dude is artistic as fuck <3
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  2641. He gives precise details and facts, doesn't treat the viewer in a condescending tone, and gives arguments to both sides. I'd love to test drive this, but will probably never own it.
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  2642. thanks for the detailed explanation especially the tumble flow part ... one of the mostly underestimated details in head flow
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  2643. awesome! thanks for this!
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  2644. 2:20 “Today I want to add value” You always do imo. 2:55 “Today ai want to make the most comprehensive video available on this engine. So sit back, relax and get ready for a trip deeeep into the engine of the new Yaris GR” Me: YES! Thank you so much! 🙏
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  2645. I have never loved a youtube channel so much lol please keep it up!!! So informative
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  2646. Sir, I really love ur videos... thank u so much for uploading videos like these. Cheers!!
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  2647. Very cool, i remember suggesting this one last year in one of your iconic engines videos. Didn't know it had those funky headers or that up down crank shaft. All i knew was the great power per liter and awesome sound. Thanks for the knowledge
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  2648. Flatplane crankshaft is all for me. Also, props for the clear explanation, never watched a better one. U just earned a subscriber.
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  2649. Awesome content as usual. You have yet to disappoint me. 👌🙂👍
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  2650. Thanks for explanation! Good video
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  2651. Can't wait for the initial start up!
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  2652. the carbs are amazing, the throttle response is instant an the car pulls way down low. But because of the carbs the car keeps pulling way op the rev range. We managed to make the ignition and the coils from a bike work on the 4age engine, which creates a bigger spark and it sparks twice. the downside of the double spark is that the bougie last half as long, but it makes the engine with the carbs way more efficient and the engine could in theory rev up to 11000 (i obviously do not want to do that) also one great thing about my carb setup is that i can mess with tailgaters. When im driving and i turn the key off the carbs keep sucking up air and fuel but it doesn't ignite, but it wil after i turn the key on again and al the air fuel mixture that is in the exhaust is ignited which creates a big flame and a hard bang out of my exhaust.
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  2653. Thank you for another informative quality video. These videos make my sundays perfect. Looking forward for the next one.
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  2654. I already knew this stuff, saw the video in my recommended and decided to watch out of curiosity and im positively suprised. Everything is explained simply and clearly. so much info for a 14 minute youtube video, it would take me likely something closer to and hour to actually explain all this stuff to someone who doesnt know it. thumbs up.
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  2655. I came for Nagatoro, I stayed for AEM dash config tips....
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  2656. Why would you make a 19 minute ad? And why did I watch the entire thing?
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  2657. Hahaha this is the best video I've ever seen on a digital dash. You should sell your designs. Actually convinced me I might want one, when usually I'm not a big fan of the idea.
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  2658. Man... You are awesome. Thanks for this vid. Total 100% truth and fizics. Love how you go into detail.
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  2659. Can't wait to see how this works out for you man! This is really cool! Best engine rebuild video on the internet! Best to you !
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  2660. Love D4A keep that good content coming!
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  2661. Im impressed by the quality of this channel. I have been watching for a while now and it never disappoints.
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  2662. D4A <3
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  2663. Not at all! One of us. One of us.
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  2664. Love you channel! The details in your explanation videos are mind-blowing, and on top of that you make it fun to learn about engines! Keep up the good work.
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  2665. Best explanation on connecting rod history I've ever seen. What a great job Sir! Thanks for the lessons.
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  2666. The table in the end 😅beautiful
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  2667. Your first video that i watch, i must say that's quality content, thank you!
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  2668. haven't clicked this fast for a while !, awesome content. keep it up
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  2669. Right on, thanks for sharing and thank you for adding subtitles!!
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  2670. Being able to put an oil gallery inside the crown of a piston is truly 'next level'. This is a really interesting little video. I am enjoying this series so far.
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  2671. man i love channels like this, I dont speak a lick of spanish (i think its spanish im unsure please dont yell at me) but damnit if i cant appreciate some inclusivity
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  2672. I don't speak spnish but I think it's a great idea to share your knowledge with people who don't speak english. I bet the french are mad because you didn't pick their language first xD
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  2673. OK! Probably the Spanish version of the 2 and 4 stroke video. I recognized the video and went back to video of 6 months ago.
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  2674. Magnifico!
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  2675. I only speak English, BUT I think it's awesome that you're considerate enough to go above and beyond to help our Spanish-speaking friends. 👍
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  2676. You're awesome. I was wondering about this last week. Your animations make the concepts very clear.
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  2677. as a Owner of a Mazda KL engine, this video makes me happy😊very good content as always!
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  2678. Love your videos they are incredibly informative but explained in a way that is easy to understand.
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  2679. Your videos are always interesting, great explanation
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  2680. I'm so happy I found this channel. Your explanations are both easy to follow and interesting.
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  2681. Painting your engine bay the color you want makes the car look so unique.. .. I'd never go for the same color as the rest of the car. The combination of red and black seems pretty fresh to me 👍
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  2682. 1:27 “...They’re big dogs that are awesome enough to support a small fry like me...” , I’ll be sure to bookmark this when you get big :) love your style good sir! Many more will too!
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  2683. Another masterpiece of a video! Loved every minute. A little more time on the L28ET would have been awesome. The early z cars are really fun completely stock or modified. I've been playing with them for 35 years. The L engines are great for all the reasons you explain better than I ever could. Thanks.
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  2684. When I first watched this video months ago, I'd had a long standing plan to L28 swap my 1966 Ford Falcon. And as of yesterday, I've finally picked up the engine. My baby will run on Datsun power and it's gonna be wonderful. Thank you for making these videos and keeping jackasses like me entertained man!
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  2685. Very informative video. I loved it. Going back to the roots of how the L series came to be. From all the way back to WW II and the Mercedes-Benz based design. Kudos on the brief mention of the LD28, which also has a following and history. Even if it's only the crankshaft that is sought for to stroke the engine up to the "safe" 3.1L size. And that pic with the twin turbo setup. Grounds for Devil Z (replica) engine. Funny you mention this engine being the one other star in Japanese pop media in the 4A video, but failed to mention it in this one. But I'll forgive you that. And, yes, lumpy idle sounds cool, but means bad low end and great high end. Keep up the good work. P.S. Confirm if the later Z and KA engine series can trace its roots to the L series.
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  2686. I have a 1970 240Z looks like the day my Grandfather got it. We have kept it in my shop since 1985 and take it out every other weekend. She only has 21567 miles on her and runs like new and we have everything that came with the car (my child) when my Grandfather bought it at Datsun CarMart . Has no rust anywhere and paint is like new I would not be able to ever let her go, no matter the price!
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  2687. I am so happy I found this video! A few months ago, I Inherited/bought a 78' 280z and decided to restore it. I thoroughly enjoyed this video. 27:08 Made me burst into laughter. And it sounds like the real thing!
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  2688. Imho the go to channel on youtube about in depth and understandable car dynamics!
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  2689. Absolut MASTER! You really nail every topic you explain.
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  2690. Another excellent video, sir! I wish you all the best in life!
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  2691. I become big brain every time I watch one of your videos
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  2692. My brain now hurts, but it's starting to feel better after your explanation. Thank you!
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  2693. seriously the greatest car channel out there right now everything is explained well in terms anyone can understand and it’s always useful information keep up the good work d4a
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  2694. Love it and looks promising too ! Just keep up the good spirits and remain faithful to the car! :-) Really looking forward to follow the process !
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  2695. Very fun video! I really love and appreciate this kind of video. Relaxing, fun and full of knowledge at the same time
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  2696. Fantastic video! I love the scene at 1:56 . You are crazy man! 😜
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  2697. Now thats some crunchy content.
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  2698. Glad to see u come back with another Boost School😍😍
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  2699. Really great video!! Was watching some of the boost school last night and had to watch when I saw this posted! Thank you and have an awesome day D4A!
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  2700. Thank you D4A! Excellent work on the video! The way you explain how things work is amazing!
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  2701. I just finished your boost school playlist this morning, and i dont have to wait for the next episode haha
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  2702. Dude....friggin AWESOME explanation and graphics! Loved it!
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  2703. this is what i've been looking for, thank you for such a good video!
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  2704. You are on some level man. Also your communication skills are amazing, wish I had a professor like you in high school!
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  2705. Perfectly made specially throwing variation on the channel!!
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  2706. Such a great video bro. And the music is great
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  2707. I have to rate this as one of the greatest most well explained videos on YouTube ever. Excellent presentation. This video made me subscribe.
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  2708. I cannot describe in words, how grateful I am for your channel.
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  2709. Fantastic video; clear, comprehensive, well explained guide for a broad audience. Production quality and editing also outstanding!
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  2710. Wooow great video again! Thank you so mutch, i really enjoyed watching it. Lots detail and i love you also talking about fuel pressures. Keep on the good work!
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  2711. Man, you this channel is amazing bro. My brother in law and I are learning on our audi a4s 1.8ts and are continually coming back to your channel for information and resources. Keep up the amazing work!
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  2712. After watching this video carefully, only one word comes to mind... AWESOME
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  2713. Thanks for the DEFINITIVE video on this difference. Absolute gem!
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  2714. Honestly this was such a good video. Explained perfectly
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  2715. Even though I understand both concepts quite well, this is an amazing explanation and deserves positive comments and recognition. Thank you 🙏
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  2716. 0:12 homie said "I guarantee..." and actually meant it. You're an absolute legend!
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  2717. This was so well done. I honestly didn't believe you when you said in the beginning that you would be able to completely clear up the confusion. Man was I wrong.
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  2718. Ma-a-a-an, I almost love you! :))) Thanks for great video, great simple explanation (I was unable to explain clearly the difference to my kids without tons of physics) and beautiful articulation, so even my bad english was not a problem to understand the text! You're awesome!!! Best of luck to you!
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  2719. I love watching your videos!!! One suggestion, Have you consider giving more air to the carbs? like an MR2 93 snorkel?
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  2720. Awesome video as always, ive heard the wasted spark system mentioned before, never knew exactly how it worked, really clears it up :D cheers man!
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  2721. now after watching this video can you honestly blame me for threatening my friends at gunpoint to sub to this channel?
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  2722. I've always wondered how these newer ignition setups work. Now I understand the Subaru engine I'm working on has a Wasted Spark setup. I grew up on Holden red motors, so this tutorial helped so much. Love the other videos too.
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  2723. Have been watching some of your videos, and this is Gold! I can understand and relate to almost everything you've said because im also a martial arts enthusiast and love to learn sports science bits by bits anytime i can. You really have thorough comprehesion about this subject, keep up the GREAT work!! 👍👍👍 This one really got me, subscribed. 👌
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  2724. Just amazing how you always explains everything so clearly. Thank you!
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  2725. You were correct at the start of the video. With all the equations I now feel like I have been punched with a boxing glove. Interesting though, as I had considered torque to be more important, possibly, than horsepower. However, now I can see that because the two are linked, the horsepower number gives a better overall picture of performance. As per the software, you can always gear down for increased torque for things like trucks and earth moving equipment.
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  2726. Great series, looking forward to new episodes.
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  2727. Been bingewatching this channel, what a blessing🙏🙏🙏
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  2728. amazing video man! always love how informative you are and how you can teach me something :)
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  2729. Can't wait for the tune video! Want to hear and see the car running on point👍
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  2730. good job bro .
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  2731. Thank you so much for this video!! I've been looking at a relocation kit for the purpose of adding an oil cooler for a long time now, and wasn't sure if it would actually be worth the time, money, and effort to do so. I also wasn't sure exactly where to put it if I did. Thank you again for this video and all of the other amazing and informative videos that you do!
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  2732. I follow your journey since about 160k subs and you keep making entertaining and informative vids. Thank you, mate.
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  2733. That may be the best t-shirt I've ever seen in my life!
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  2734. You doing a great job my name is Steve from Annapolis Maryland I come across your videos and I religiously watch you all the time morning afternoon evenings keep up the good work
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  2735. Alright you Zlatan Ibrahimovic of engineering! This is some serious knowledge of production processes, material science and machining. Great job, I'm gonna check all your videos!
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  2736. Thank you. I knew half of the things you said, but you filled me in with the other half, so damn informing
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  2737. I love those videos, simple things, which are more complex, than it looks at the first sight, explained in an understandable easy way. Thanks mate!
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  2738. One of the best channels to learn stuff from. All others talk talk and talk but never get to the gold. Here you get to know the core information which I think is very very much sacred if you want to be good at building engines.
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  2739. Great video. Good seeing the car being enjoyed thoroughly!
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  2740. Wow! Beautiful video! Perfect for pleasing my eyes and ears!
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  2741. Hey man. My dad had an airtrek turbo. That thing was stupid fast
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  2742. Always a pleasure when I get a notification from you
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  2743. Hell yeah bro, you're gonna be ripping this thing real soon!
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  2744. man, this video was so amazing so touching, so relatable. it was truthful, it was raw and personal. from the bottom of my heart i wish you nothing but good luck. with love from iran 🇮🇷
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  2745. nope, your previous one about bikes made me buy a dual sport
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  2746. Nice vid man, continue making these types of content
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  2747. This off script free topic videos are great. Keep making more. Insights from intelligent people is a rare treat these days
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  2748. The subtitles for the beginning part of the video are golden.
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  2749.  @d4a  1997 RS FOUR E-WGNC34, RB25DET S2, AT. Bought it for criminal cheap with blown up engine. Got a new engine from japan. It runs, but turned out the intake manifold was warped during transport. So i got a greddy style intake manifold and thus i went down the rabbit hole of new turbo, ecu and all that stuff
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  2750. Another great video! I really love the blue and black color scheme you've got going on with the cam cover and the carb trumpets.
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  2751. " I was thinking of buying a Prius...." that was funny mate, Cheers from Australia...lol :)
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  2752. Nice to see some lap footage of the old MR2 which I hope you can release of full video of soon.
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  2753. such a pleasure to watch and listen. thank you!
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  2754. This is one of the best chanels on Youtube. Keep up the great work👌
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  2755. Another great video man! I really appreciate the amount of research and technical detail you put into these. 👍👍
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  2756. Thank you for your videos. You are indeed a wonderful teacher; your explanation, intonations and structuring of the video makes every topic so easy to understand... I wish you were my university lector :D
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  2757. Fabulous work, thoroughly researched and completely objective. Nicely presented as well. This is the sort of thing that ought to clear out some of the fanboy misinformation you sometimes get in the car community.
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  2758. Although the thumbnail suggests knowledge we all basically acquire with mother's milk, this guy always manages to come up with a new aspect or an informative way to portray. Well done!
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  2759. Well done! The back to back comparison is excellent.
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  2760. I subscribe thanks for making this video it was very helpful I was going to get Poly Motor Mounts but the shaking and vibrations are too much for a daily driver car. Will go OEM thank you!
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  2761. Great video. Hit the mark on all aspects of this. Aluminum is a dream to work with. Cast iron takes a bit more effort 😁
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  2762. You are a machine man! :) keep on trucking
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  2763. That was fascinating.
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  2764. Good to hear a honest, truthful opinion on these, and highlighting they are good value for money if you aren't going for all out power. Most people overlook cheaper rods because they have been told they must use one of the bigger brand names for a slightly modified engine, and they end up shelling out hard-earned money for something they may not necessarily need for the power level they are achieving.
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  2765. Holy cow your videos are good!
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  2766. I'm watching this channel eventhough I have no plans to ever rebuilt an engine.
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  2767. Awesome video as expected. Happy new year!
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  2768. That’s exactly the type of content I expected from this great channel! Thank you very much and keep up the good work
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  2769. Awesome video man! Thank you for sharing it in such a simple format. I am currently doing this as well as a compelete restoration and 20v swap to my 1987 MR2.
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  2770. Holy shit! A bloody bleedin CNC machine?! You're a goddamn animal, and I mean that in the most positive way. Good to see you back, and I don't blame you for waiting til winter passes. Yesterday was the winter solstice so spring is well on it's way. Take care muh dude!!!
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  2771. Very nice to see you've got your AW11 on the ground. I think your car and mine could both qualify for a commercial pilot's license, with as much time as they've spent in the air. Looking forward to seeing you driving in the Spring. Also looking forward to what you are going to be making with your CNC machine -- which is super awesome by the way! Pro tip: If you ever need to move something on the ground again, put a sturdy blanket or a hard plastic floor mat under it, then pull it. It makes it much easier to get a good grip, and the item will slide much easier.
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  2772. Interesting. Hats off to you ,sir.😉👍😀🇨🇦 large capacitor.
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  2773. Amazing explanations as always! Good job!
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  2774. I was waiting for this one! :D
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  2775. Explain it so well I cannot argue with you
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  2776. Aim for the top!
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  2777. 👏👏I am speechless, solid vídeo very well presented, as far as I am aware of all the major points are being addressed. Hats off 👏👏
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  2778. This is by far, if not THE best made and most informative video i ever watched in my whole life. Thank you so much.
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  2779. If ICE was dead, then these would be historical catalog videos highlighting the development of the ICE. Why would you feel the need to shit on historical videos? Do they go to sword channels and comment the sword is dead lol get a gun, get with the times. What about the archery and crossbow videos? Do they comment shit on martial arts and tell people to get lawyers instead? Do they go to horse channels and comment how the horse is an ineffective outdated mode of transport and tell them to drive instead? Craftsmen channels with hand tools, use a power tool instead? No, they don't. Why? Because they're trying to convince themselves that they're right and on the side of moral good. They can't feel a sense of righteousness unless they're shitting on what other people love. They have joined their tribe and their victory has to mean the demise of anyone else. Just a bunch of easily misguided pigeons. Despite what disney and hollywood remakes might have taught them, you don't have to destroy the old to create something new. The old saying is supposed to be "a passing of the torch" not "a torching of the past."
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  2780. Loved driving the MR2 hard when I've had the opportunity to do so. Everything you mentioned I've experienced when driving them (both the 'tiptronic' and the manual) but agree that they are awesome if you understand them. Very, very impressed with how you've explained this car and the experience of driving them. Am hoping to find one at the right price one day and making it into a project performance car. Great budget mid-engine experience for those whose budget isn't quite what they hoped ✔👍😊
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  2781. this is a really good video my man. can't wait to see your channel take off. its gonna happen. Ive been watching for years. only had my mk 1 since January though :D
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  2782. Liked and Subscribed, because of your excellent explanation. Snap Oversteer is real, as I’ve experienced with my mid-engine Acura/Honda NSX. It’s important to really understand the strengths and weaknesses of the mid-engine design. By the way, Bosnia - Herzegovina is an absolutely beautiful place. I was there in the 90s, during the difficulties. I hope your family stayed safe during those dark days.
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  2783. That place was so awesome ! Its a shame the local people threw all their garbage out at such a historical place . People just dont give a shit about nothing anymore. I think you should go back with better lighting so all viewers can see the interior walls and stuff . That's for the video it very interesting.
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  2784. Thank you very much excellent explanation I'm very grateful for I watched your videos it's been awesome man can I learn a lot thank you for sharing that knowledge
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  2785. I feel smarter for having watched this.
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  2786. You’re my favourite channel in terms of engineering, Youtube and person.
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  2787.  @d4a  Cloning facility: "We can help with that."
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  2788. I wish I could B16 again.
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  2789. Stock b16 owner here. Great video and great knowledge! Thanks you so much!
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  2790. Just bought ek4 civic, thanks for making this much information available so clearly and easy.
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  2791. I'm a honda fanboy but a fanboy of anything with a motor and some fun !
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  2792. I' m new on this Channel...but...you're great. Wonderful explanation and documentation really deep. Ciao from Italy.👏👏👏
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  2793. i love this series man keep it up!
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  2794. Ye deserve more subs!!!!
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  2795. Found you through your bike carb AW11, but I love bikes and want to get my Motorcycle license soon. As far as your channel, your videos are fun and interesting! Apart from learning something from your mechanic abilities/tasks, I enjoy your content and encourages me to get into bikes even further. Keep posting them, look forward to the content!
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  2796. Don't media blast this block please.
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  2797. Nice driving man, love it
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  2798. Awesome video man, the megadrive and those games bring back some fond memories. If you think you sound old with CD's, I had a tape walkman haha. Very cool idea with the pool ball as well.
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  2799. You guys probably see it too much to soak in the individual comments, but this channel and whoever is behind putting together these videos are fkn awesome. You know what the people want!!! No other channel or publisher has put out the content you do in the coherent and comprehensive way you do! Fkn can't say it enough- everything you do we fkn love, don't stop making vids !!
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  2800. Wow, you got it ALL down and you are great at getting it out and across to some of us less educated. Very clear and concise. Thanks for your efforts. Great video !
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  2801. Excellent work! Watching your channel grow and improve has been a treat.
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  2802. Hell yes, thank you for this very informative video I wasn't 100% sure how the boost solenoids worked exactly. long time subscriber from the start of the channel absolutely love it keep up the good work mate. 😎
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  2803. Thank you. I learned a lot.
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  2804. I love your videos! For your presentation style, production quality and the lessons within. I owed you at least a comment for your Bosnian Coffee video. Shame on me there, because I loved that. On the subject on knife-edging, I’ve seen conflicting info and videos. There’s mention of the pistons depending on oil thrown up by the crankshaft webs, in order to cool under the piston cap and skirt... another YouTube video says knife-edging is nonsense because the crankcase is full of chaos and that surface area of the web is just one small thing in a complex hell of movement... that aerodynamics in that situation aren’t going to improve engine performance. Personally my interest in knife-edging is doing it to a heavy cast-iron engine block, shaving weight off where possible, but there’s little info on the Web about this. You’ve taught me a lot already.i don’t yet understand some of it but that’s for me to work on. Thanks for fantastic videos!
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  2805. 100% Straight forward, well organized information. 0% bullshit! Please keep at it.
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  2806. Literally never appreciated a channel more than this one. Love it.
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  2807. Brilliant video, very interesting even for the likes of me who is 3sgte mad. Thank you!
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  2808. This is one of the best YouTube videos I have seen in a while
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  2809. Just stumbled upon this video and have already shared it to 3 toyota groups, love ya work bro. Love from New Zealand
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  2810. Hi guy, i'm a french enthusiast who had discover your channel just before to buy an Mk1 MR2 AND an Mk2 MR2 Turbo. Loving your style and your subject, thanks for all informations and passion you diffuse. I'm also an very lucky owner of a Nissan Skyline GT-R R32 and i would like to see one day an entire video of his mythic engine, the RB26 ! Until this subject, i send you all my petrolhead energy to continue your amazing work !
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  2811. Absolutely amazing video and explanation!! what a fascinating concept it's truly genius, I can't thank u enough for your deeply educational automotive content unlike the channels who only explore things at surface level
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  2812. me, an engineer, laughing when you gave your warning that it would get difficult. level 2, stroke is longer with same diameter of crank. Me; what kind of evil black magic is this! rewind, lets listen to that again.
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  2813. You're the best!
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  2814. Thank you for all the amazing knowledge
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  2815. you know, this channel is the best or one of the best for anyone that interest about detailed technical thing especially on ICE. I always happy when this channel uploaded a video and for some time never missed the new video. Thanks for the effort.
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  2816. Oof now my brain feels offset :D I read about this very casually before, never imagined it had so many related effects!
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  2817. 0:48 Beautiful animation! 👌
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  2818. Absolutely well done! I plan to show this video to my engineering students during machine design lecture! Thank you so much!
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  2819. Challenge accepted!
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  2820. Love the video. Very well explained.
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  2821. Yeeeeeessssss project underdog!!!
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  2822. Just what I was searching from the best youtuber ❤️
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  2823. Well done bro! I really enjoyed 👌🏻
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  2824. thank you man you make my day best day ever
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  2825. Thank you for taking this topic up. I have been thinking about rear mounted turbo setups for years now.
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  2826. This video feels like a more fun university lecture
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  2827. Another great video, your honour Now start the car soon and... Off the rubber of those tyres!
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  2828. Damn that looks like so much fun!!!
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  2829. You are the only one I know with a matching sweater & steering wheel combo. Merry Christmas.
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  2830. As a mechanical engineer I must commend you, for the perfect video and explanation. Perfectly done presentation. Thanks, I will use this when I have to explain it to someone. And you have taught me a few things for which I thank you.
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  2831. This has to be the best video about 2stroke vs 4stroke on YouTube
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  2832. I've shares this many times. Great work, one of the clearest videos to teach someone not just the differences between the two types, but how combustion engines work in general 👌 Again great work.
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  2833. Amazing video THANK YOU SO MUCH 💯
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  2834. This was excellent, I keep coming back to 2stroke vs 4stroke to remind me of the differences. This video will probably stick with me longer than others!
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  2835. Great job, man! Excellent video!
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  2836. Excellent explaination and learnt alot. Can you pls do a similar video for 4EFTE - for Toyota Starlet GT Ep82 or Glanza Ep91. They are very good engines too. But nobody seems to talk about them too much sadly. Thank you and keep up the good work.
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  2837. this is the definitively the best 4AGE info video, better than any else. fucking love you man.
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  2838. Just fantastic, thanks for all the research.
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  2839. I feel like I'm in a college lecture hall. These videos are incredible sir. I'm here because last month I got a 2001 Celica GTS. High miles but it runs great. Doing my homework on the 2ZZ-GE engine recently - I watched your 2ZZ engine video yesterday (bravo). Also, I've lived in Japan for several years, and I've watched Best Motoring for many many years and so I thought I knew a lot about the 4AGE but this video really is a deep dive. Fantastic.
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  2840. Excellent tutorial! About to take apart the 4A-GE in one of my MR2s too!
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  2841. Very good my man!
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  2842. Fricking awesome!!
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  2843. Yes so happy you finally did this video awesome work!! Love my k24/20 swapped 2000 civic!
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  2844. Great video, hands down. Thoroughly explained yet briefly and taught me a lot. I didn't know much about Ks until today.
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  2845. wow.. great rap there 👍
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  2846. Mate thank you for this videos, have learned so much watching your chanel. Keep the brilliant vids coming please👏🔥
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  2847. I love your content sooooo much! This is so useful information. Keep up the good work!
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  2848. Terrific presentation. Better than any professor I had in college.
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  2849. Dude this video is epic
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  2850. Dude you the best (: 10/10 and SOOO USEFUL
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  2851. This is what I call... A "Professional on the house". This video is awesome... It even includes the error codes for the failure sensor... Thank you very much for the post!
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  2852. Dude u rock. That was an awesome presentation... As specific and general as one could be.. and explained why so. U did a great job on this man! Good for u!
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  2853. No hablo mucho inglés pero la explicación de este sujeto es muy buena buenísima presentación
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  2854. This actually is a master piece presentation. I like it
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  2855. Dude this is the best video I have ever seen on how a cars many sensors work! Kudos to you Sir!
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  2856. What a great video!!!! Very good, very easy to follow, and extremely informative. Thank You
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  2857. Excellent video. Informative, simply and thoroughly explained... even includes fault codes. Well done!
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  2858. I love your channel! It's just a gold mine of information. From videos like this, to repair tutorials. Just amazing overall! I appreciate you taking the time to do such great videos. Can't wait till you get to a million subscribers. You deserve it!
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  2859. The fact this channel is not 5+ Million subs yet, Blows my mind... one of the best motor sports channels by a mile
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  2860. I love your narration and knowledge you have and share. As always great explained. Thank you!
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  2861. i love this channel! I learn a ton from your efficient and detailed presentation.
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  2862. Amazing unformation and humor combined, great channel man, keep it up🙏🙏🙏
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  2863. My dad had a 1978 Audi 100 Avant with the five cylinder engine. I can still hear the sound of it in my ears if I just concentrate on it.
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  2864. Another awesome video! I don't know how I found your channel, but I'm glad I did! For ideas for future videos, would you be able to do the turbocharged Mazda BP-4W engine that was found in the Mazdaspeed Miata and Protege?
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  2865. This will be interesting - I did my Master in this topic… 30 years ago…😅
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  2866. I am so happy to see this channel thriving, mostly because its great information presented extremely well and it helps fund a sweet MR2 project. But I also get to say "I was here when he only had a few hundred subscribers!" and everyone enjoys the smug satisfaction of knowing about something great before everyone else.
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  2867. I used to desert race two strokes almost 50 years ago. I sort of understood how they worked and knew and experienced "riding on the pipe", but I didn't really understand it until this video! Absolutely the clearest explanation of how two strokes work and especially how expansion chambers actually work.
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  2868. i have smaller compressor then you and a cheap gun(lux tools) but my output pressure is on 10 bars, and you need wider hose for this. If that does not work use a lever and 2 meters of something to destroy it :D
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  2869. It's crazy how good your videos are. I've been watching ''mechanic'' videoa on youtube for years and you definitely produce the most clear and precise video. So glad I found your channel, keep up the good work!!
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  2870. This was great. you explained how they work with such detail and simplicity that some teachers could learn a thing or two from you.
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  2871. This channel is amazing. I learned more in a day about things I have always wondered about. You are a natural trainer and make your videos fun and informative. I'm going to be on this channel for a while. Helping me make informed decisions helps me actually get the danged STI built without tossing money in the pond.
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  2872. Great find and very well explained.....this will be interesting 👍
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  2873. top marks, your videos are always very interesting
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  2874. I grokked much of this already, but as usual, you reveal some interesting gems along the way. Bravo, sir! Rarely can I resist watching your videos.
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  2875. This is a simple, concise and easy to understand video. Bravo.
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  2876. First time I've ever subbed to a channel after having only watched one video. This is spectacular. Time to binge!
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  2877. The most informative video I've ever watched on youtube. Thanks man :-)
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  2878. great video man, cant wait to see how the build goes. what an interesting setup!
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  2879. That's going to sound amazing!
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  2880. so you will have 2 busso engines on your channel :)
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  2881. Awesome to see you still have the MR2!
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  2882. That's what I was waiting for someone who explained this like that 💪🙏
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  2883. Finally - was waiting for this video
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  2884. Think I'm in love with this dude? Hope you know how articulate and concise your content is, it's veryy impressive! No teacher Ive ever seen can teach like you do with these videos !
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  2885. I start watching your videos and before I know it I am at the end. They never get boring and are informative throughout. Excellent work.
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  2886. Amazing how you make these concepts very simple to understand. Even for a non native English speaker like me. Thank you!
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  2887. YAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAY and another 50k :D <3
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  2888. Well found ! I really like your videos, very instructive
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  2889. Yo bra, it is a very good jnstructional video! I commend you. Thanks
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  2890. Well that looks easy enough to do . Thanks for making this video
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  2891. Hi, I know this is quite an old video but it is a great help for me. I have a 30 year old Ford Bantam in South Africa and will be doing this repair. Thanks you so much.
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  2892. Well done
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  2893. Great video! Thanks for the insight you provide about Bosnia. Your use of language is phenomenal. Precise, fluid, with just the right emphasis and inflection. I’m a native English speaker and could only wish for such mastery of English. I love your channel! Thanks so much!
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  2894. Wow- like wow dude. Had NO clue other than the garage and a few other shots. This just makes what your doing with the MR2 even more unfricking believable since your not down the street from a car parts place. Thank you for taking your time to make this, even though we’re thousands of miles apart, I few closer now that you made this🤘 makes me want to do one of San Diego🤔😉
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  2895. Wow what a beautiful place . I live on the Oregon Pacific coast and it's nice but that is spectacular. What a great video. I enjoy all of your videos they're very educational. With that said, thank you for all you do here your work is appreciated.
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  2896. This is really cool. Thanks for sharing!
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  2897. I just really like your videos ! Plus all the information you put out there ... That being said I need to locate a distributor bebuild kit like the one you bought for you car ... My car is a 83 Corolla , engine is a 1.6 4ag .. Any help would be appreciated...
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  2898. Well educated like most of my east european friends I know..well done SIR
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  2899. I always wondered but never asked 😂
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  2900. You hit it on the head. When EVs are actually viable, I'm all in, but right now they're not. They're commuter cars in big cities and that's it. Give me a 10 minute recharge to full battery and enough charging stations to make their range viable and I'll have one. One thing not covered is environmental impact. Somehow everyone thinks the EV is better by default because it doesn't burn oil, but those batteries are still charged by burning coal and there is a big environmental impact from battery manufacture, so they are not nearly as 'green' as everyone would like us to believe.
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  2901. 13:41 universal sound of being late for work, I love it, so true. 😂
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  2902. What a level headed video. Thank you so much!
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  2903. Electric Vehicle Evangelists... the Evs of EVs 😆 As a fan of both ICE and EV (ie freedom of movement, as you rightly put it) while remaining objective about the advantages and limits of either, I fully share your frustration about prejudices on both sides
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  2904. Thanks a lot for this in depth analysis, I think this is by far the best comparison I've seen so far... yes, I'm a car enthusiast, word that I think defines better what I am compared to "petrolhead", and I'm thrilled to see what the EV revolution is going to give us in the foreseeable future... I also had 3 test drives in Tesla and Nissan EVs and I've been amazed by the drivability and real usability of those vehicles... I'm pretty sure my next all day drive will be an electric car, even though I still love the sound of a well tuned ICE... there's no Plan B, we have to look after our planet as best as we can...
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  2905. Loved this episode. The bushings look so good!
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  2906. " be prepared for war" -- I agree, 2 hours for one radius arm bush for me, with a hand wrench.
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  2907. No, video start at 0:00.
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  2908. you are amazing! funny as hell! and next level informative.
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  2909. Your channel is on the only ones that ever does anything justice across all types of motorsports to where people want to engage and those that don’t know about it will be able to and so one Thank you for continuing to make amazing content!!
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  2910. "I need le moneyeaux". xD Very interesting video! Thank you! :)
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  2911. Did I learn something new? Absolutely YES. What I love about your videos is that you combine history, technology, science and so many other things to make a must see video every time. Thank you heaps
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  2912. very, VERY good and informative video! a real joy to watch.. makes me hate the clickbait junk videos even more. keep it up!
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  2913. Really entertaining and lots of info, you are getting very good at this YouTube thing.
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  2914. Really good video and great explanation of the Mark IV heart. Learned quite a bit. End of the vid just cracked me up. LMAO
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  2915. And the nterwebz award goes to D4A for best 2jz bars.
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  2916. The Skinemax music makes the video.
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  2917. Good studies through this channel
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  2918. Your video is so easy and eye-Openning
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  2919. A truly excellent and detailed account. Superb. Thanks. Subscribed.
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  2920. Love your video's. I sometimes struggle with English as a second language accents, but you come through clear as a bell! The graphics are excellent. They are simple and not cluttered, and perfectly illustrate the subjects.
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  2921. All good man! Shit happens. Glad u kept at it this long!
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  2922. hey man, don't worry about it. things happens Im glad that you tried. No hate from here. keep it up from Los Angeles !
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  2923. DO NOT BEAT YOURSELF UP! This is where the rubber meets the road. This is the reality I tune in for. We'll get there my friend. It's okay. Have a beer and take a break, the fix will pop into your head like magic!
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  2924. It happens....I was impatient and ran a different pump with a T fitting to the carbs and to the tank return just to get the car running, obviously the carbs still flooded. Don't be like me. Lol! Cheer up.
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  2925. Oh nooo! I was so ready. I have definitely had technical difficulties like this as well. I'll be keeping my eyes peeled for the next attempt. I doubt people will be mad. :)
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  2926. don't worry i planed to seal up a transmission this weekend but speedo drive housing cracked :/ Guess i don't have car for upcomong week :P
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  2927. Great video, even better explanation!
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  2928. Great work on the graphics :)
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  2929. Awesome video man. You are a very talented engineer and have a great way of explaining complicated concepts.
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  2930. Damn, that sounds good.
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  2931. The st205 was and is still one of my favorite cars ever. Great video.
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  2932. Really enjoy your channel! Keep up the amazing work
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  2933. So nice to see someone on their YouTube channel who builds a car and then actually goes thru the process of sorting out all the little problems so that it is ACTUALLY CORRECT. Most content on youtube now is buy a car, exhaust, wheels, coilovers, fender FLARES, install, pretends it's great for likes on youtube, sell it cause it is actually a piece of junk that looks better than it is, repeat.
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  2934. Super interesting. Very good job of making a very high tech concept understandable for regular folks. Race engineering is cool
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  2935. i haven't come across someone explaining engine dynamics the way you do,, Hands Down!!!
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  2936. Your video blows my mind. The R1 engineers ingenuity and passion in racing blows my mind again.
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  2937. the ignition pulses put over a tyre is a perfect visualization!
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  2938. Once again a brilliant explanation of how engines really work. Thank you 👍🙂
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  2939. I happened to stumble on one of your videos just before heading outside to get some things done that I need to do and, out of curiosity, figured I would watch it for a couple of minutes before heading out. That was two hours ago. You bastard! What an excellent channel!
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  2940. Definitely one of the most interesting videos I've ever seen. Respect!
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  2941. i love this channel. you're really a great teacher. we need more people like you in this world!! Brilliant explanation. I love learning like this - when it;s so clearly presented. it feels good on my brain. Thanks man.
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  2942. An absolutely magnificent presentation. Thank you very, very much.
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  2943. What an excellent video! You earned my sub, and apparently the YouTube gods approve too. Sublime
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  2944. I'm still sour about April 1st.
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  2945. Love your videos, so much information and history.. keep it up
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  2946. Very interesting story. I've just watched this channel for the first time and I really enjoyed the content. Congratulations! Cheers!
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  2947. Bravo - well said! Important history, and very amusing example of 'creative interpretation of the rules', by a truly great engineering company. I remember this whole affair (being really old), and yet I learned something here - I had no idea that the NR750 streetbike had pistons that were actually oval! I always assumed that it had the same flat-sided pistons as the racebike... Thanks!
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  2948. Your V5 vs V4 Engine Video is anything than boring! I learned so much from it and all of your other videos
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  2949. Never boring mate 👍👍 Brilliant explanation as always 👌👌
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  2950. This is probably the best video I've seen on YouTube on Honda's oval cylinder. Great job.
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  2951. That was just incredible! Thanks for the fascinating history lesson 👍👍
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  2952. once again you have made an impressive and informative video - love it! thanks for your good work! 🤘
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  2953. Fantastic video - probably the best I've seen on the subject.
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  2954. Love the explanation. Congrats. Like
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  2955. wow, I gave up learning these concepts way before college, now with great examples I can grasp the concept with ease. Massive thanks!!
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  2956. I have to take a moment to share my appreciation for this channel. The information delivered is seamless. The only channel where I actually enjoy the ads. The way he incorporates them into the narration w/o stopping the video is FN genius.👊🏻🙏🏻
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  2957. appreciate the talk at the end. very real
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  2958. This is one of my favorite videos ever! Not just car videos, Videos. Full stop. Love you man! Keep making car content as you do. No spices needed.
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  2959. I see that unfortunately your philosophical thougths about hater grouping left closed ear by the ones you were talking about. EV haters have only heard the negative parts (those were not really against EV, but against the modern car UI-s generally). No. The have just heard that they have to continue hating EV-s, especially Tesla. Altought you did not say anything even close to it. And this is sad. I hope sometime they will also learn your much more open way of thinking.
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  2960. 7:23 remember kids to strap up, this is how you end up with babies.
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  2961. best day of the WEEK thank you again
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  2962. It’s amazing how good these are getting!
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  2963. hey mate, congratulations on 100K subscribers, you deserve it ! :) cheers from Australia :)
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  2964. Love when you do this honest format. Your humble side displays your originality and to me personally, makes it so relatable. Three thumbs up 👍👍👍
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  2965. GREAT JOB! I appreciate that you didn't gloss over this "failed attempt" and took all of it and owned up to it. It's not a failure if you learned from it. Your extensive research and presentations always deliver more than enough so even this is well shared knowledge. I always enjoy your content. Keep it coming. 👍
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  2966. a union fitting. probably the only thing that i'll ever know that you'd forgot. 🙂 happy new year and thank you for your channel - it is absolutely top notch! 🥳🥳
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  2967. Fantastic video, couldn't tell it was filmed on a smartphone. Very clear picture and good audio. Beautiful roads and what looks like some great tasting coffee. Thanks for sharing man.
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  2968. Bosnian coffee is like Turkish (as you've said) because of using this device to brew it, in Ukraine we call it "toorka" or "jezva" and the coffee itself called "kava po turetsky" sometimes jezva is placed in hot sand not onto a gas stove, and in case of some spilled coffee (due to overlook and reboil) you just achieve nice aroma around and not messy kitchen) Nice video reminded me roads in the Carpathians here in Ukraine, but they are not so twisty and not as in good shape as yours)) 4AGE sounds amazing))
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  2969. OMG that sound is so addictive
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  2970. Such a helpful video, keep it up!
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  2971. nah i’m not even kidding, i was having a rly bad couple days ngl and was not in a good headspace and then one of the bad things got resolved so i was feeling a little better, and then this video got uploaded and it jus finished me off in crying lmao. with happiness and jus emotion in general. so jus like yeah, thank you so very much for this video it was so nice and reassuring to hear and helped me feel better about a lot of stuff. thanks, and if u read this lol i love ur content it’s top tier :)
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  2972. It's really nice seeing this side of you. It complements your other videos really nicely. Keep up the good work (of being fully human). 🙂
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  2973. Thank you for sharing your heart, and thank you for being willing to experiment with your channel. 🥰🥰🥰
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  2974. Wish my daughter can meet and marry a man like you 🙂
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  2975. Nice. Now I know what they mean when people say. I was left speachless......
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  2976. What an inspirational video ,thank you
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  2977. Thank you for this. Your timing is impeccable..
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  2978. Years watching your videos, we share 4age passion, now we share moto adventure too, if you visit Tenerife, you are invited to twostroke Bikes & food, 5*
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  2979. as always, amazing explanation and Superb delivery with all the info!!
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  2980. Dude, this is going to be so sick! I can't wait to see more of you build
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  2981. very cool episode bro, bracket looks sick. 'Maza' means 'fun' in hindi haha, I'll keep an eye out for it next shopping trip.
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  2982. You've come such a long way! So happy to be on this journey with you!
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  2983. Is that a fuel filter next to your hole in the exhaust manifold shooting flames 😂
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  2984. This video is amazing man! You're an absolute asset to the greater car community. :)
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  2985. Those steering wheels are just the most cool thing i have seen in a while. the last one would be super perfect on my station wagon!
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  2986. most underrated car channel on youtube hands down, best explanations keep up the great work!!
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  2987. Thanks for this very clear explanation. I had an idea about knock but now I understand it much better thanks to your course. You really have talent to simply explain complex things.
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  2988. Long time watcher. First time commentor. I love your channel. Keep up the good work.
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  2989. When the heading said "NO music" i knew i would enjoy this video.
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  2990. This is going to be fun to watch :-)
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  2991. Me and you are aligned. But I'm actually doing the turbo on the 4AGE. I'm using the MRP turbo kit from New Zealand, and a Borg Warner 6258 efr. Thank you for showing the oil squirters machined in, I really didn't know how I would get those in. I was considering just using e85 to cool the Pistons but now I might be able to get away with just using oil squirters
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  2992. Happy D4A Sunday, all. Wishing you the best from sunny California!
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  2993. I love this car
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  2994. Holy cr... Your videos are sooo goooood!
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  2995. Man, i'm in love with your channel, very well done.
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  2996. Saw 99 comments. Love you bro. Just wanted to get you into triple digits. 100😎
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  2997. Well, I def learned something about shim over bucket vs shim under bucket! Learned more about valve angles too. Plus more detail on those 4A heads of course. Excellent, excellent video as always.
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  2998. Brilliant car, Brilliant video. Liked and subscribed. John. Oh so glad I own one...
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  2999. Agree with you. Your videos are always full of good information. They are always thought provoking, thank you 🙂 (Error @13:02 ''tranversely mounted'') 🙂
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  3000. Man, your love for cars got you going all Shakespeare on them... I love these videos and I love cars dominated by engineering brilliance... The formula is: lightweight, rear wheel drive, manual transmission...
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  3001. Best channel! I watch your videos everyday to learn something new about ic engines
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  3002. Hey awesome video once again! Big fan of this cool nerdy stuff haha 🫡
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  3003. This was very interesting and informative. Excellent and absolutely awesome
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  3004. Top content as usual lad. Btw, what's the name of the commercial you used for Vauxhall?
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  3005. I only knew a very small amount of what you told us in this video. Thanks for the always interesting and entertaining content.
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  3006. This was awesome. Everything you do is always 10/10!
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  3007. The Skyline of my beloved city and home of all things motor, Detroit, during the Rap Session was apropos as one could hope for.
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  3008. Im so happy to stumble on this channel <3
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  3009. Kickass vid bro, I loved it! whenever you get the chance you should do another American titan, the HEMI.... AND YOU GOT BARS TOO SRT8 🔥🔥
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  3010. Amazing channel! Just relevant facts without the screaming intros and opinions.
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  3011. I came because I was researching differences between engine angles so planned to skip ahead to that part of the video but I was so into the setup, your talking, the pace, etc. that I ended up just watching and enjoying the whole video 💖
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  3012. Wow,excellent video!
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  3013. Fascinating. :)
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  3014. 2024🎉
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  3015. Rather well put together video.
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  3016. Props for the "Legos" trolling! In french you can also write legos with an S for plural, (but it’s mute, because… french ¯\_(ツ)_/¯). I was not shocked at all by your pronunciation!
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  3017. Great explanation and clarification! I never liked the the expression 'horsepower is how hard you hit the wall, torque is how far you take it!!' Your definitions are visually clearer and easier to understand. WELL DONE 👍
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  3018. This was really informative. Thank you
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  3019. Iv'e been binge watching all your videos. great job explaining in a manner that is informative and entertaining! keep up the good work!
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  3020. Bro, excellent video. Very timely since I just came back from the track and ROASTED my brakes and was thinking about a big brake kit. Also I really appreciate your illustrations and use of household objects to help explain. I know that's the kind of stuff that keeps you up at night planning videos. 😂 Absolutely fantastic work. 👍
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  3021. This is why i love you channel makes me feel like a kid back in tch school making me think more in depth about the principals and concpets of sysytems and how they all fit together 👏👏👍
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  3022. Simply great video, really informative as usual.
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  3023. Great video! I guessed it half right in the question you put up this week. I guessed the shorter connrod would produce higher acceleration due to steeper angle, but I didn't noticed that the same would also have produced less deceleration in the 90-180° part of the rotation. Great content as usual! Thanks mate!
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  3024. that extra time to render in fusion really worked. good job!
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  3025. I previously knew about R/S ratio and how a more upright con rod was always a good thing expecially for friction but never realised it affected the secondary forces and volumetric efficiency at certain rpms! You always teach me more about stuff I thought I knew all there was to know about :P
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  3026. yes you did redline my brain.. I'm gomnne need to watch this a few more times.. great video..very educational...
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  3027. I think there is a lot more stuff on this channel that I am curious about. I subbed!
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  3028. You kept my attention for the whole video 👍. Made perfect sense because you showed how it works. Good job.
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  3029. Your channel is just amazing. Very interesting topics and very well explained
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  3030. Man, your videos are great. Keep up the amazing work.
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  3031. by far the best engine technical channel I've found on YT.
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  3032. Danke!
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  3033. Thank you so much for clarifying this, so much debated Topic!..and for all the other hundreds of uplouds. Subscribed.
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  3034. Excellent video, made me finally understand what EGR really does.
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  3035. So are those shiny parts your own design D4A ? Is it self-taught or you studied ?
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  3036. Every scene in Initial D where Ryoske is sipping coffee by a computer...this channel is what should have been on the monitor. Sick video!!
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  3037. This was the best video of the BOV I've ever seen. Kudos!!!! Definitely getting a hybrid/2 port BOV now that I know the benefits of both VTA and recirculation.
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  3038. Amazingly detailed yet comprehensible video on turbo flutter and blow off valves. I'm really enjoying this series! Also thoroughly enjoyed the double entendres
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  3039. Damn, i really like your videos, i wish that you have more suscribers... Gretings from Colombia
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  3040. Nice to see an engine back in there! Can't wait to hear that carb goodness, Congrats!
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  3041. I can't wait to hear it, its gonna sound so pretty
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  3042. We should suport this guy more.Great job
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  3043. I love your videos. I want an MR2 so bad, but I also want an S12 notch-back lol
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  3044. Just a few days before your last video abot removing suspension bushings I removed the suspension bushings from my cars control arms. Today I disassambled the front struts. Et voilà, D4A-video about strut disassembling pops up.
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  3045. Thank you for the great explanation! It's always super interesting to learn a bit more about engine design :)
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  3046. You just earned my sub by explaining gear ratios in a way I understood instantly. I honestly could never wrap my head around gearing outside of what it looks like/type but you opened up another line of thoughtfulness with showing it as a lever. I don't know why I never made that connection before. Thank you.
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  3047. Love your clear explanations, great schematics and application of fundamental engineering principles and everyday logistics. Thankyou.
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  3048. Such a awesome channel. I am pretty good with cars. But you break it down for people to understand. I never heard of this engine. Thanks for breaking it down.
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  3049. As a mechanic on my 7th year of expirience this channel is a blessing for every ambitious car person. It's not allways i can say that a YT vid makes me inspired to do stuff irl. If you'd ever look for eager ppl to work with I'm on the first plane to wherever you need me just sayin lol
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  3050. Excellent video, best one I have found on YouTube about rebuilding and repairing injectors.
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  3051. +1 for the little known FAA reference!
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  3052. Im an a apperentice engine builder by trade and dude I CANNOT GET ENOUGH OF YOUR CONTENT its super informative and intriguing and watch every video that you put up as soon as you do please keep up the amazing work so i can keep learning and to keep enjoying your videos
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  3053. I love your content please keep it up!!!! you are good at what you do!
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  3054. “Things tend to not exist and not be used before, at some point, they start existing and become used.” Pure gold. Truer words have never been spoken. At least not until they were spoken in this video. Because, similarly, words tend to not be spoken until they’re spoken.
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  3055. I love the catch on the supercharger. Still, this engine is a really cool idea. I love the opposed pistons. This has to be a useful trick. Something tells me with a little tuning and a bit of luck, this design could spin really quickly. The variable compression idea. Woah. That could really be abused. You know already that it responds well to a supercharger. Bet it would be even stronger with a turbo as well. I always thought that 2 stroke engines had some major advantages, all it takes is a good design. This might be the one. Would love to own one to tinker on. 😁 Killer video.
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  3056. Can we all accept that this is nice because there is an actual engine that works and not just theory and prototypes.
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  3057. I love this. And I love you for bringing it to my attention. Truly inspiring.
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  3058. When I see 999 likes: Well here's the 1000th
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  3059. Thank you so much for reviewing this amazing ENGINE ❤️
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  3060. Great video! You caught my attention throughout the whole video! Exciting stuff! I would be very interested in looking into this new engine for my TWIN turboprop aircraft. Which kind of fuel does the ALFADAN i4 use?
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  3061. Thank you! This a much clearer way of explaining relative piston speeds and con rod effective length than the way I have always tried to illustrate it. Good job.
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  3062. I laughed out loud when you grabbed that axe! 🤣🤣🤣
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  3063. If you ever did any sort of paint job in the garage, with the car only partially covered, it might explain the weird deposit you had on half of the bodywork. Paint and clear coat particles spread all around the room and end up covering pretty much every surface, where they will aggregate with dust and whatever else is there and form a hard, dust-like film that can sometimes be a real pain to get rid of. Nice job on the car, by the way. :)
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  3064. Nice! I watched all your videos. :)
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  3065. One of the Best videos and summarized "document" ever made on Youtube! Thank you so much for such a great video! One thing that I love on my 6 cyl. Valkyrie, motorcycle engine is the $0.25cents coin trick, (https://youtu.be/4N_R4bb63lo). Another point that I would really like to see is the Bore X Stroke "reasons why" vibration X RPM, average piston speed limits (like 96mm stroke, pistons speed become dangerous after ~6500rpm). I can not wait for the upcoming videos on this series!
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  3066. Awesome- clear, concise- much info conveyed. Can't wait to see the rest of it.
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  3067. I'm in a car engineering school but, every time I watch your video i learn something new!! Absolutely awesome!!
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  3068. Thoroughly enjoyed this episode. Beautiful scenary with the houses in the moutains too. I think purple power or some grease remover than doesn't damage paint might help shift those stains. Also mod list needs to include a cup holder now lol
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  3069. I freaking love the fact that after 2 years on jack stand, cleaning and aligning the car the very first you do is go to McDonald's and eat while driving (don't do that), struggle with the half closed cup inside of this freshly cleaned interior 😂😂 Onto another note, concerning the microphone: judging the way it sounds, it feels like it's getting only one cylinder sound. Like at 18:14 it sounds way slower than what the camera inside is getting, so maybe you need to work on the spacialization of the sound ? Like placement and stuff. For the poop on the hood, try vapor but be careful not to soften the paint with it as it would swallow the shit with it. Clean it without hands (foam), with hand and dry with micro-fiber then try vapor to soften the shit.
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  3070. I love this build. All the pain and milestones are right there in front of us. Looking forward to the dyno session 👍👍 (i love the D4A CPS bracket BTW - great quality!)
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  3071. Cup holder.... I keep a 'clean' hiking boot in the car, belt it into the passenger seat, it works perfectly. Unless you have a passneger ofc.
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  3072. Ha this is great. I did mine with to sockets and a bench vice and a hammer......would have been nice to see this years ago.
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  3073. thanks for this! =)
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  3074. Yay for project Underdog. We'll done and thanks for the update.
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  3075. That jerk you explain, i use to get that on my Punto GT turbo it turned out to be the butterfly getting stuck and suddenly opening as the tension grew on the cable, could this be same for you.
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  3076. Great follow up video to the previous one on turbojets!
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  3077. Another amazing video. Thank youu
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  3078. Thanks for a brilliant, clear explanation...!! 👍😃
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  3079. I had to double check the name of the channel after reading the title. This is awesome.
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  3080. DIY is supposed to be "ghetto" but doesnt have to look that way. The OE links on AW's are toothpicks anyways. Every one I've owned has had the "heavy duty" ones and needed them replaced because one of the previous owners put lowering spring but no bump spacer causing too much stress. I've found OE links as cheap as $15 but they are getting few and far between these days. This is a good solution to a growing concern.
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  3081. Once again, interesting stuff and very well explained! Thank you.
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  3082. That was an excellent and well put together article. I learned a lot, thank you!
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  3083. I enjoy watching your videos, your explanation on everything is very well thought out and I learned a lot in this video as I am busy looking to upgrade my car's exhaust 😁
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  3084. Thanks I was on my way to sell my project car because it blow up again. But after seeing all your work, it give me hope to make it great again. Keep making great inspiring video ❤️
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  3085. Wow!!!! Respect for video and great work rebuilding!
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  3086. Nice MR2, thumbs up =)
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  3087. Kudos to you man, all the effort definitely pays off in the end!
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  3088. This is absolutely incredible. Thank you so much for sharing this!!!
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  3089. fantastic documentation 🙏 im in the process of upgrading my 4age internals , thanks for sharing your experiences
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  3090.  @d4a  Just teasing. On a serious note, your videos are awesome. Love every one of them 😀
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  3091. 4:30 RB20 Shows: RB26
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  3092. How much better did it drive after this rebuild??'Did it feel like a totally different car?? Great info on the rebuild, I didn't know you could rebuild these. Thanks
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  3093. Changing that plastic bushing with the steering rack on the car is a real pain in the arse. Take in mind that there is another problems that leads to steering play, is a joint that is near the universal joint it connects the steering to the steering rack there are two ways to fix it, one is to weld it and then other is to add rubber inside that joint.
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  3094. Each part of the process explained very well. You earned a new subscriber :)
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  3095. Love to watch such a great video
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  3096. Hullo, I wanted to say thanks for showing the fails as well as the wins. I like honesty and real people dude. Until next time, from a old retired American Master Mechanic, 👀 I'm watching you! see ya later 👋🏻🇺🇸!
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  3097. Thanks for your video. new subscriber added/ I have been working on small engines, motorcycles, and cars as a hobby for 40 plus years and never seems to have textbook problems and more life your rare type of oil leaks, Nevertheless I guess problem-solving and investigation is more my interest I supposed. Its very satisfying to fix our own things.
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  3098. Looks like it’s a blast to drive!!! Also, I just saw a video about sleeve valve engines and thought it was fascinating. Just an idea for a future video 👀
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  3099. What is your camera setup and mount to do a POV like this? I’d like to do the same in my SC AW11. Thanks!!
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  3100. nice to have a video without commentary not that I dislike your commentary but its just that then you can have full on joy driving without having to concentrate on being informative or entertaining. just pure ol' driving fun
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  3101. Love the fact you introduce to great engineering technology, but you also apply it to your own project as well. 👍😁👍
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  3102. You make the best videos! Great work👍
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  3103. So educational <3
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  3104. Great video! Thanks for the info, I will be using this in the future.
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  3105. Great project! Have done. Smooth On a great source for this product. Thanks.
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  3106. awasome
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  3107. Brilliant idea , I can't count how many mounts I have bought in the past few years. Track racing is never forgiving . Get a mix up several different hardness and compress it into tubes , hopefully enough of waxing on the inside diameter will allow me to push out the blank so we can be cut to size and shaped on the lathe and mill. Again brilliant idea and many thanks .
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  3108. Badass! Best DIY ive seen in years!!! Youre awesome! Thanks!
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  3109. But then you miss all the information what he told you before which is very informative, so I recommend to watch the whole video it’s not just pour and pray 😂
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  3110. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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  3111. 2:24 что? что ты еба six or seven? I died. Thanks a lot for your effort and your dedication брат.
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  3112. Your legs must be so red from slapping :D I'm also a non-native English speaker, and trying to make my own YT videos, sounding good is soooo hard... You're doing an awesome job!
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  3113. 😂🤣 Very fun to see this side of the videos! Thank you!
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  3114. EPIC! I appreciate the effort put into each episode... Making a video is not as easy as people think, you can see it here.. Great job, great content, I just love this YT channel.
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  3115. It’s the leg slaps for me 🤣 Keep up the good work love your videos I’ve learnt a lot! 🙏🏼
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  3116. I appreciate you for your hard work in the making of your lovely content
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  3117. Very clever, and creative. Thanks 👍
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  3118. I've said it before, you are a fantastic teacher! Thank you for all you do and thank you for making a lunkhead like me understand these issues! You're awesome!
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  3119. love your stuff man. keep it up. ❤
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  3120. Wow, that is 25 minutes I'll never get back. And it was, without a doubt, 25 of the most pleasurable minutes I have ever or will ever experience in my life. What an impressive video. I had no idea about the existence of this engine until watching this; and even now do I only care marginally about the entire subject of the video. Yet I have subscribed to the channel, which is the 7th time I've ever subscribed to any channel. Well researched and informative, specific and detailed while remaining interesting and relevant, objectively presented with an unbiased comparison (so far as I can tell). And with hat tip to the inventor at the end, recognizing those qualities which advance humankind? Thanks for being a badass videomaker, and I look forward to checking out more from your channel.
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  3121. 3am D4A binge
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  3122. best day ever ! ! !
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  3123. Very detailed, I really like the order of the information being presented. To the point, and very descriptive. Excellent
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  3124. Great content, easy to understand and helpful. 👍
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  3125. Infomative and screw those naysayers Ahaha that ending. I think you are the ver few guys on youtube who does the bike carb conversion. Google results points to you
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  3126. This must be the best engine related channel on YouTube! ❤
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  3127. Amazing video and explanation! People are getting smarter after watching your videos!
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  3128. I can't believe what is on the internet... Knowledge is such power ❤
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  3129. Great video. I look forward to checking out your channel. Thanks. Subscribed. Cheers
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  3130. Nice little troll at 0:42. I really injoy your technical videos, keep in information coming.
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  3131. Wowza 😱 I understand the very basics of this topic, but man, you simplified the subject to a degree that anyone can understand. Im an old carburetor kinda buy, but i totally get this. Beautifully explained!
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  3132. I was seeing this map like hundreds of times! Finally a video that made me understand it. You're a true legend man❤️
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  3133. Wauw, I watched it 2 times because it's so good. Thanks man you helped me a lot for my future plans
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  3134. Hope that mechanic got more than a pat on the back after having that camera on him for most the day. Not many would go for that.... COoL video though.
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  3135. Thank you, you have always touch some topics worth watching, absolutely informative and educating. Thanks again. My bother has a mk3 golf that we will be assembling. Am a Japanese car person crossing over to German and you output on these remarkable cars have provided a pool of information. Thank you again.
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  3136. Im always excited when you post but im overjoyed when you do an iconic engines. Awsome videos bro 👌
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  3137. Holy history lesson Batman! What an information whirlwind. Great vid. :D German rap was off the timing chain yo.
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  3138. Wilco
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  3139. Wow what passion!
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  3140. What an amazing explanation of how these work. I just learned about your fantastic content last night looking for information on Horsepower vs Torque. You've got my subscription 😁😁😁😁😁😁
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  3141. Two small nitpicks; direction of acceleration rather than direction of travel is what determines the weight transfer direction. Also, there indeed are benefits to an LSD with an underpowered RWD platform, specifically there are benefits to using a torque sensing type which will bias the torque to the outer wheel before any slip occurs at the inside wheel and therefore create an oversteering yaw moment around the car helping the vehicle turn into the corner. Beautifully presented otherwise, greetings from your neighbours to the north.
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  3142. A second video on diffs, a second like! Thanks for your dedication!
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  3143. I found you channel a week ago. I'm really happy that I did. You really do make awesome and highly detailed videos.
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  3144. Mad automotive and Lego engineering skills.
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  3145. You are awesome! 😊
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  3146. well done thank you
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  3147. Amazing, short video, on point, and all information given with example. You added cherry on top with why gap is needed sometimes.
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  3148. I've never messed with spark plugs before. You make it look very easy. Thanks for making this video!
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  3149. Congratulations man! This kinda thing takes a lot of work but so rewarding and fun! The smile on your face says it ALL! Have fun brother!!!
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  3150. Seeing your reaction to hitting boost for the first time in the mr2 has me so excited for my E46 that I have been building and has sat for over 3 years! Your channel is super motivating, very informative and has been an awesome help for my build and starting my own youtube channel! Thanks a lot keep making videos!
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  3151. Seriously impressive work sir! Love the super informative presentation and your very gentle and easygoing manner.. keep up the great work!! That build is mindblowing
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  3152. I never comment anything in YouTube, but I have to say that I really enjoyed your enthusiasm, "foolish speaking", etc. You really made my day! I noticed my eyes getting a bit wet! Regards from a fellow MR2 guy from Norway (MK2 Turbo owner for 20 years and counting). Keep boosting ;)
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  3153. I love absolutely everything you have done here. Keep it up my friend.
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  3154. This was so awesome to experience. Thanks for taking your viewers along with you! So much work for SO MUCH reward!!
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  3155. gorgeous car! and congrats
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  3156. Awesome, buddy. It’s been a long road with this one, thanks for taking us along on your journey. I just finished a series of major upgrades to my red MR2T, too bad we’re on opposite sides of the planet as I fancy a cruise this morning.
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  3157. so happy to see this build
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  3158. Some Aussies call flutter a dose or dosing. I Think that's the word you might have been trying to think of. Congratulations on a truly beautiful and epic build 💪👍
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  3159. Love this for you man. PS: Flutter sounds cool!
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  3160. 18:05 A man that enjoys his life 100%
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  3161. Didnt know I was subscribed but it was a pleasant surprise. Thoroughly enjoyed this. I'm in South Africa and had a AE111 corolla with the same engine and man it was fun.Sold it at over 400000km on the clock.Had the lòngest gears ever😂 120km/h on 2nd gear.Welldone on your build.Absolutely love it.
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  3162. Love your videos man! So clear and detailed and the way you present the info never feels boring. Thanks for making them! 👍😊
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  3163. Great information! Well laid out, thank you 🙏
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  3164. Man I love this channel! I can’t wait till the next episode
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  3165. Just found your channel, I absolutely love it, its my new favorite.
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  3166. I love when I see your videos pop up!
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  3167. U just never let me down with these videos. I would put you up next to Donut Media for sure. Your videos are just as informative and just as fun to watch while eating, going to bed, while having a math class and basically any time of the day. Keep on pumping out you awesome work, I for sure will stick around ❤️💪
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  3168. Another like before watching the first 10 sec incoming. This channel is gold, keep it up :)
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  3169. Nothing but respect for your channel
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  3170. I've never understood why diesels produce more torque and petrols more HP. This video is superb! Thank you!!
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  3171. O melhor vídeo do YouTube no assunto
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  3172. Brilliant video very informative
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  3173. Stumbled across your channel...... Became a subscriber pretty quickly. Thanks for posting. This explanation of the differences between the two engine types is the best I have seen.
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  3174. Finally a good video that actually explains how the fuel and air mix in a petrol powered engine👍👍👊👊💯💯💯
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  3175. Damn, I actually learned a lot! Great video!
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  3176. Greatest video on this topic in my opinion.
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  3177. Very informative video! Thank you so much for sharing. If only all university/school teachers were as invested in their subject and teaching process as you in this video...
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  3178. Excellent video, you covered everything that needed to be said, I think lol. I never leave comments but I wanted to show my appreciation, thank you so much.
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  3179. I really love your work! It makes sense of things that have taken a long time for me to make sense of. Thanks!
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  3180. Turns out i have a problem, but you love me 😂😂😂😂 Really great video, happy new year 👌🏻👌🏻
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  3181. I hope you had as much fun building that kit as I had watching this video. Watching the build alone was entertaining but the quiz puts this over the top. On that exhaust cam, could it be that they just marked the timing incorrectly? I can't tell without looing at the model in person but couldn't the cam be rotated 90 degrees so that the valves open up correctly? Love all your videos, looking forward to the next one!
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  3182. i feel so proud of seing my fx16 in this video : ) i hope to have it ready soon thanks for the parts d4a
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  3183. So awesome man! Reminds me of my Super Red 1989 Supercharged MR2. Sounds great and I can totally relate to the frustration as well as the feeling of triumph when something goes right. Looking forward to more vids. BTW your English is amazing.
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  3184. PEEEEFEEEECT !!!!!!!!!!! Better then a Technical Uni lesson ! First time ever, but I began to feel already addicted !
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  3185. SO.... The THUMP THUMP......THUMP THUMP....... THUMP THUMP (or "POTATO POTATO POTATO") of the Harley V-Twin in was actually the BETTER Twin engineering!!?? 😳😎 I'm almost 60, and a Retired Auto Mechanic and Engine Builder. You are about a THIRD of my Age, yet I've learned MORE from you about advanced Automotive engineering, Physics and Engine performance, than I had in my entire Career!!! My Hat's off to you Sir. You are a very intelligent young Man!! 👌👍👍👏👏👏👏
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  3186. Thank you for the work you put into these video.Your explanations are easy to understand,and the education I have received has helped very much.
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  3187. Don't ride, but did I learn a lot!
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  3188. bro, I've been looking for years for an explanation for this and you managed to explain it so well.. thanks
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  3189. I wish I had such a physics teacher back in school days... Thank you so much for the explainations, I feel like Einstein now 🤓
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  3190. Brilliant explanation. Keep up the great work!
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  3191. Great video! I recently tried to read an article on this subject, but ended up a bit lost. This video explained the subject in a way that I easily understood the advantages and disadvantages of the three firing systems. Excellent. Thank you.
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  3192. Awesome as always. I have a 2021 Honda rebel, great to learn more about its power plant.
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  3193. Thanks for the great explanation that even I can understand. Your channel is best for anyone who is no mechanic but wants to learn more.
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  3194. You are doing a brilliant job with your videos. Thank you 👍
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  3195. hahahahaha you are my idol. This vid was fun. Congratulations to Povilas!
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  3196. itb with pipecross carb air filter... i dont need to win but cant wait to see result :)
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  3197. great video, excellent detail thankyou, i learnt so much! i think i regret getting rid of my old quad cam now!! would be interested to see a video on the audi 2.5L inline 5 cylinder, i think also had/has a long production
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  3198. I've been awaiting this video for a long time! Thankyou for the great content! Keep up the great work sir
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  3199. Fantastic video mate really enjoyed that, i have a new appreciation for the EJ engine now :) Btw when you mentioned the 5 main bearing caps 'leaving a lot more room for growth in the decades to come' can you elaborate?
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  3200. and they told Columbus he would fall off the edge of the world too.
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  3201. Interesting method.I've done it myself with an obsolete V8 engine and a range of similarly obsolete mixed parts (various grades of standard size pistons). Weight had to be taken from other than 'usual' locations to gain a weight matched set. A damaged piston's crown was initially drilled through to gauge depth of material before dimpling was carried out on the selected batch. A benefit of the dimpling was the slightly increased under piston head surface area (cooling) from oil directed under there. Similarly on a Harley Davidson motor cycle engine the piston domes were reduced heavily (externally) to improve flame travel within the hemi cyl heads. Not all motors are built to be used at 9/10ths limits as in motor sport, nor are cheque books open ended for every individual. Look back at the early days of hot rodding to see what was done with limited resources.
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  3202. Hello again friend! I plugged this video in every MR2 owners group I'm a member of since I know people have been looking for it and then you don't have to worry about plugging yourself. :) This is a pretty awesome bit of kit! Really love that you are doing this for the MR2 folks. As a future upgrade, you could consider machining a basic spacer to replace the lower square washer and washer combo, and then a few different lengths to remove some of the washers if people know their probable setup. They could always revert to washers if they need. Just a thought! Keep up the great work.
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  3203. Love everything you do! Always excited to see a new video ❤
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  3204. Funny 'cause My summer car is 4A-GE powered and my daily Is a black Suzuki SX4 2007 2.0L M/T AWD just like yours ! Pretty good Daily ! Can Carry so many Car parts !! The Radio look awesome ! Cheer !
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  3205. It's September 2021 and I've found this old gem on your channel.
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  3206. Paint drying intensifies :0
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  3207. I always learn something on each of your videos! Great content as always 👍
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  3208. Nothing rolls better than a wheel, yep! Great contribution to the auto community. Thanks for sharing!
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  3209. That was a really good history lesson. Thanks.
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  3210. I was listening to this like a podcast while doing work, but the explanation became better and better, and before I knew it from the 7min onwards, I dropped my work and eyes glued to the video
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  3211. WOW, that was an amazing video with historical milestones, research and explanation. Thumbs up
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  3212. I always look forward to watching your videos as soon as they get released 😃
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  3213. New video LET'S GOOOO!
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  3214. Nineteen minutes and 40 seconds of relaxation and new information. It is always a pleasure to stop by your channel.
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  3215. Thank you! I like to verify my knowledge before making any alterations. I have been searching videos for just this video! Just for clarification. THANK YOU!
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  3216. Very informative!!! thank you so much for this amazing tutorial!
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  3217. Dame Brilliant description of an all time favourite car. After salvating for three years I finally brought mine three weeks ago. A timely retro piece.
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  3218. BIH? Gledam videe vec godinu dana i imao sam si zacrtano u glavi da si iz njemačke il austrije il tako od nekud. Pozdrav od suseda iz Hrvatske i pohvale za videe, izvrsni su.
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  3219. I freakin' love your explanations! Keep them coming! Please 🙏
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  3220. I enjoy your videos very much! Very thorough and very well made. Keep it up.
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  3221. Yeah, I've got that warm fuzzy feeling of comprehension after watching this. Your explanations do a great job of making the complex physics and mathematics understandable.
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  3222. You might be the best person to talk about this gem of an engine, was really happy to see that you made this video. Thanks! ❤
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  3223. 🤤I’m in engine tech heaven!
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  3224. Absolutely love your videos, keep up the excellent work and THANK YOU!
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  3225. So elegantly and clearly exxplained - like all your videos. A real pleasure to watch and I always learn plenty! Thanks.
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  3226. Well said, props! Cars motivated me to get off my ass and actually become healthier (sweating in the garage) I was always a tinker from childhood rebuilding/repairing N64 controllers to building PC's in my teen years, it was bound to happen, I also hated paying others to maybe "fix" my car, theres reason 5 for you, you can actually save money for family and friends by helping them with repairs :)
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  3227. Your best video D4A!!! A relationship between man & machine 👌👌👌
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  3228. 1:28 amen, lol. I did a VW Flat-4 when I was young.... so much I don't remember today, but enough to appreciate. I 100% agree and approve.
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  3229. Good review ! Keep up the good work !
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  3230. It's way outside the box, but every word and every aspect, every analogy are very true. I guess it's a bit like seatbelt and crash helmet laws, only the converted / educated really appreciate the intracasies of it all. You have raised 1 point though. The importance of lamina flow through carb design. As your hall door (throtle slide) was closing, we know the low pressure fast moving air would be tearing itself away from the flat surface of the door and causing vauticies. We can't allow such vauticies on a carb. So keeping the carb air passages /surfaces clean or polished is important. We can learn from this, that a dirty carb facilitates better low end power because of a greater turbulence vs a shiney clean carb producing greater top end power due to greater volumetric efficiency.
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  3231. 🚪 👈🤓 "the door is fuel" 🤯 (me) (the therapist)
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  3232. I didn’t have a chance to watch this video yet, but wanted to say your full chat with Andre of High Performance Academy was excellent. Many of the viewers would probably enjoy if they weren’t already aware of it.
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  3233. Just in time for my Sunday breakfast! Today is a good day! ♡
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  3234. You always have so many things right, never mind about the outro being a bit wrong! Thanks for your crystal clear explanation!
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  3235. The deal breaker is that it doesn't BRAP BRAP BRAP. 😂Cool design and great video. 👍
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  3236. Always impressed by the thoroughness and clarity of your narration - and the animations - just incredibly awesome work. :face-red-heart-shape::face-red-heart-shape::face-red-heart-shape::face-red-heart-shape:
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  3237. I love watching your videos. Your way to explain complicated things with all the graphics is just awesomme. It helped me a lot. Thank you!
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  3238. Once again, an excellent, interesting and an informative description of alternative ICE design. By Showing the advantages and drawbacks of the design one can understand what type of applications it would be sutible for. Thank you.
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  3239. You rock! Thanks for the tip. I need one for my MR2 AW11. Ordering now. Happy New Year! 🎊🎈🎆
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  3240. Been following you since your D4A blog days. Awesome progress!
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  3241. Great video dude! The editing looks amazing! And I know this is really random but I can finally got a car, its a Chevette, a brazilian one, a RWD 1.6 75hp fun machine that even though its not the most powerful car ever coinceved by humanity Im really happy, guess I can finally start my car guy journey :D, your videos have helped me and they sure still will!
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  3242. Very period correct video!!!
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  3243. Biblical
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  3244. Oh my days.. that is a thing of beauty! Well done lad!
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  3245. LOVE it dude! Perfect tune for this little ride and great angles! Glad to see you out on the road with your AW11 ^_^
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  3246. It’s not just 1 minute of awesomeness if you watch it 25 times! 👍👍👍👍👍
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  3247. Absolutely TOP car channel!!. Love Scotty's, but not even close as clearly didactic & accurate as your 'in - depth' info!!.. Many thanks & Blessings!!.. 🤗🙏🙏🙏🙏
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  3248. Legend ! King of the "Interesting" Stuff
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  3249. Best car engine channel !
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  3250. Ótimo vídeos, muito instrutivo
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  3251. Thank you so much man, this is all stuff I'd have a lot of trouble finding out on my own and being a visual learner this is an incredible resource into increasing my automotive knowledge. THANK YOU DRIVE 4 ANSWERS AND THANK YOU SO MUCH AEM FOR MAKING THIS POSSIABLE!
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  3252. this is like a class at university, only it's about the turbo .....! I f**** love it!! thanks for the vid 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
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  3253. Enlightening indeed. What more can I say 🤔 speechless 😶.
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  3254. Your Rap is awesome. -Dave White Guy 49 yrs old
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  3255. as a toyota technician AND the new owner of a 2003 celica GTS six speed you gained a new subscriber, very very good video if you see this by chance, give me a heart and go check out my celica video! id love to hear your opinion....thanks for the great video dude keep at it
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  3256. Informative and entertaining as usual
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  3257. Awesome video 👍. Makes me want to put the 2zz in my mkl mr2
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  3258. Your channel is absolutely amazing!! No nonsense or hyperbole, soooooo much good information.
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  3259. Great vid, but given equivalent power outputs, I wouldn’t want to be in a closed chamber with either engine...I love my model stirling engine.
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  3260. Listening to your energy and enthusiasm you have in these videos is addicting.
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  3261. What if there were internal Stirling cylinders used to help cool an internal combustion engine while gaining a tiny bit of power? I think it wouldn’t be too hard to merge the flywheel of a Stirling engine with the crankshaft of an internal combustion engine, if you create a crankshaft with different amounts of throw for each type of piston. A splined cylinder wall would allow airflow without so much vibration from the loose-fit piston, which would improve high-speed operation significantly.
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  3262. Very nice video as always!
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  3263. Awesome video. 👌
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  3264. Another really cool and educational video. Many thanks.
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  3265. Thanks for sharing, really quite interesting!
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  3266. Fantastic video
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  3267. cant believe i understand everything hes saying
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  3268. Another spectacularly detailed explanation of a complex subject that we (the learning laymans) can wrap our heads around. Love it! And thank you as always for taking the time to educate us!
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  3269. Man, I’m 1.29 minutes in the video, and I just understood secondary inbalances even tho I had already watch other videos since many time and never understood it. Thanks man, I’m pretty sure the rest of the video will be as interesting !
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  3270. Great video! Cant wait for the rest of series
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  3271. Damn, these videos are my go-to when I need to understand anything related to cars. I've spent many years modding engines, but I never really knew about why the engines were built like they were. Excellent videos that you make =)
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  3272. ASMR at this point
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  3273. Awesome video D4A! I'm super impressed with your ability to explain and educate.
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  3274. The iconic engine series is one of the best on the tube for petroheads. Always enjoy the back story!
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  3275. Pure awesomeness! thanks for another informative and entertaining video!
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  3276. Amazing video! ❤ You don't seal any drillholes with rust protection, do you?
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  3277. Easy to understand well explained outstanding
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  3278. Ok this channel has achieved one more subscriber. Really liked the content, keep it up, not much people talking about potential tech like this
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  3279. Too much accent and over-emphatic voice inflection. Needs professional narrator.
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  3280. wow...this looks like something really perspective. I've always thought that truly brilliant things are simple. Big thanx for video
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  3281. d4a engine videos are one of the best things for my mental health. thank you
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  3282. Yes. My boyfriend and I are building a bike carb 4AGE for my AE92 project car.
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  3283. I not only watch for the super interesting content and how well you explain things but for your personality. Do whatever you want to do and I’m sure it will work out great. Thank you for all the great content over the years and may there be many more to come. Cheers
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  3284. Make the content that excites you! Your enthusiasm will drag other people in naturally 😊 Also.. thankyou for just being you in this video and speaking your thoughts.
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  3285. Do anything you want to do, people that are on the same page as you, will follow you along ( I’m in).
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  3286. I'm convinced you'll start talking about the most up in the clouds late 19th century obscure philosophy and it'd still be very entertaining to me
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  3287. You should take this channel in whatever direction you want to. For me though, it is your excellent vehicle engineering content that I come here for.
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  3288. @d4a At this point a lot of us are here to watch you and the way you present things as much as we are here for the actual content. I can only speak for myself but I'll pretty much watch anything you create. I can't speak Spanish though lol (not being negative about the Spanish content though) ALSO... I WANT MORE ABOUT PROJECT UNDERDOG PLEASE! But take care of yourself and your own first and foremost!
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  3289. Dude, I would love seeing varied content in your channel, because you're one of the few content creators that can do an unbiased and honest work. Your videos about the greenwashing and the transition to electric cars are not only good dose of varieties to the channel, but also things that people NEED to see these days, because of so much sensationalistic and biased journalism of today.
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  3290. Thank you very much i was waiting for a boxer engine balance explanation ❤️❤️
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  3291. The 900 SS is a great bike. But definitely one of the least beginner friendly one could imagine. An Hayabusa, while way more intimidating at first sight, is probably easier. The Dominator 250 is one of the best things you could buy as a beginner (or not ) to ramble around. Light, nimble, with enough power to travel safely on roads. Better tyres is a priority buy for your kind of use. Try to repair your TZR, if the crankcase is OK it is easy and cheap. I had a Suzuki RG 125(another two stroke sport bike, perhaps a little older than your Yam) in the past , it was so fun, i regret i had sold it. The comment you show(23:30) is is both silly and rude. Two stroke 125 was the first bikes of nearly all the riders of my generation. The TZR is in no way a collector (but quite desirable nowadays..) nor a real competition bike. Two strokes don't "kill the planet" but the emissions are noxious in cities. And to recall a"war in your country" to a bosnian is gross to say the least. I discover your channel via the tech orientated vids, but i like your other contents and to discover Bosnia among other things. The MR2 is really cool, i like the casual way you restored it
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  3292. "They say you should learn from other people's mistakes, but I wasn't really good at that." hahaha same I really respect your genuineness bro. I wish you all the best with your biking adventures. -Fellow newbie who is inspired by you
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  3293. started watching with your video on differentials, now im on a binger, I've always been mechanically inclined, and i'm always good for learning more
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  3294.  @d4a  Thanks for answering! I read it in your voice, haha. You are the best car channel by far! I'm looking forward to that flywheel video.
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  3295. EXCELLENT VIDEO!! Amazing!! We share the same mindset!
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  3296. I am very glad you made this video. I am so tired of making a structured argument. I am going to send this video instead
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  3297. This presentation is so rational and clear that I actually wonder whether you are an Android. Simply elegant and excellent!
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  3298. Best Video on this Topic i have ever seen. I 100% agree with you
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  3299. Great Video. Right on point!
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  3300. So informative. Love this YouTuber. Thanks.
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  3301. What a wonderfully presented and researched video. Hope your channel grows in leaps and bounds. All the best
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  3302. Nothing is black and white. Thank you for articulating that so very well. If fellow car enthusiasts made up the majority of the market, vehicles would be made very different. My personal view to the solution of this problem is doing what YOU can do. For me, if I could afford a brand new vehicle, I would take that budget and get a older vehicle that has a strong cult following that is rust free. When a vehicle has a cult following the top shelf after market parts and services are ten fold better quality than any oem parts. At least here in the US. What’s left of that budget after purchase, would be invested in the vehicle to”save it from its self” . Other than that, if we all make enough noise, someone will see the opportunity, and start manufacturing, simple, reliable vehicles we would buy, even if they were more expensive, we know they will save us money in the long run.
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  3303. I love your videos they are so thoughtful
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  3304. I've found your channel just few days ago. I watched many videos from you, and yes. I have to say, it's awsome 😁 keep going mate
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  3305. Man Im loving this series already. So many times ive memtioned the jetfire as being the first turbo production car and nobody believes me ( ; _ ; ) love all the videos but really loving the iconic engines and their history and this series too man!
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  3306. The amount of research you do for all your videos is seriously impressive! Really glad I stumbled across your channel
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  3307. YES YES YES! :-D Been watching your videos for a while now, and i really like the direction you are taking :-) I really hope your subs and views will soon climb to the level of quality of your videos! I definetily will recommend your channel to as much people as possible. Keep up the good work!
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  3308. Omg by far my most favorite video made by d4a. Ive shared this video with numerous friends and family. They all love it too. I love the history lesson, and he keeps me interested. Excellent work sir. Thank you
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  3309. I've watched a few of your videos but this announcement is something I'm really keen on, I've just hit the subscribe button... really keen to see these as they come out :)
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  3310. I'm not even a car person and I find this channel's videos absolutely fascinating
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  3311. Let it never be said you don't have an imagination. =] (the links are fried gold) XD
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  3312. This is alotta work for a prank.
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  3313. Hayai Kurumahito = fast car guy. 🤣
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  3314. This is beautiful, and righteous. Very well done. We are indeed fortunate. And it will indeed be a long goodbye!
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  3315. wow is about all i can muster. brought a tear to my eye, I will make sure to cherish my fossil muncher.
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  3316. Different kind of video from you but extremely well done.
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  3317. An absolute GEM ! . Thank you for the work it took to develop such a magnificent dedication to the ICE.
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  3318. Happy New Year Welcome to 2023 D4A
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  3319. What a review! Thanks
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  3320. this video is hella underrated! this guy has a way with words.. its really hilarious
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  3321. Never stop being technical 🌹
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  3322. Scotty jokes, Evangelion references and a real long awaited Toyota performance car... Merry Christmas everyone
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  3323. Another brilliant video ! D4A always nails it.
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  3324. I really like your channel, its different, you get every single time useful information about engines
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  3325. Brilliant video. Very detailed and good humour. Would love to see one on the B58 engine, if you haven’t done one already. Thank you 😊
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  3326. I love this channel, its just too good
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  3327. Great explanation as usual top youtube channel
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  3328. The first thumbnail with the crankshafts was way better imho. Good work nonetheless!
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  3329. Dude, you're awesome, thank you for incredible explanations in every single video of yours!
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  3330. How have I not seen this channel before? Such a clear, easy to follow explanation of the three engines while avoiding going down some rabbit holes.
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  3331. I can't believe I watched the whole video I just wanted to know what was so special about the voodoo engine . Needless to say I know now and some! Great video .
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  3332. Excellent analysis.
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  3333. i ordered that shit right away
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  3334. Cool video as usual, gotta love your chill and breezy explanations ;)
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  3335. Your channel is excellent - thank you.
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  3336. Captan engine head congratulations for you new toy
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  3337. Me: *likes both Anime and Cars Youtube:
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  3338. Dude 'vacate the shitbox fool' one made my day, thanks!
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  3339. Yes…a deep dive into braking systems engineering would certainly be welcomed !
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  3340. You are a champ! Thanks for patiently preparing and presenting additional evidence. I don't think I'd be able to pull off as polite a retort as this, class act! D4A 4Eva!
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  3341. Another superb video. An education. Thanks.
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  3342. For some reason I love the smell when you're cracking cam caps or crank bearing caps, it smells so nice 😅😅😅
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  3343. Man you videos are just amazing. Your knowledge is something else. Can't wait to see what your are doing with this engine. Much love and respect🌹
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  3344. Super keen for a new wheel, thanks for hosting the giveaway and all the great 4age and engineering content over the years ✌️
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  3345. Useful, informative, entertaining 💯
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  3346. Fantastic video. Full of information and straight to the point. My dad was a machinist and he hated titanium.
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  3347. I really appreciate your videos, as a car enthusiast it's a pleasure to hear your technical info. Greetings from Italy.
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  3348. You put a lot research into this video and it's definitely appreciated. Excellent content.
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  3349. you sir, are an excellent orator. great enunciation and flow. perfect to impart information understandably.
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  3350. Man i love your videos they are so in detail in such a compact time.. Worth every second
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  3351. Damn! That was interesting!
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  3352. great video man, explained it accurately and in a way i could easily get :)
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  3353. Last comment. Your chart at the end may be the best chart ever made.
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  3354. Hello my friend! I have just suscribed to this channel, I just started watching it!! Very cool MR2 build!! You do a great job on your videos too!! I lie to watch what you do!!! Iam learning too!!
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  3355. Excellent video ....thanks bro!!!
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  3356. Really cool video man! Lots of fun and great editing. Seems like a lot of progress to me! Looking forward to the rest for sure.
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  3357. I'm really digging the segway you did from the ghetto neighborhood to the machine shop. It was cool to get to see what it looks like in your part of the world, and the music with the timelapse driving made me think of videos like (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xl9lQonO_RQ). Also, it was cool seeing the machine shop checking and measuring all the tolerances and doing the assembly for you. I can't judge well from the few minutes I saw on screen, but it seems like they are doing a good job of working with you on all of this. Really excited to see part 2 when you make it!
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  3358. Thanx for the entertainment as usual D4A good laugh
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  3359.  @d4a  I'll stick by you in darkest of times, no worries. Hahaha.
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  3360. Awesome stuff man! 👍I'm really looking forward to the "Lab" portion of Boost School! 🐌Also I laughed my ass off when I saw your wooden block tower to lift the car. And I thought I had it rough pulling an engine on a 5° sloped driveway. 😂
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  3361. Excited for boost school 🤩🤩
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  3362. I was waiting on an update for the 4AFE Turbo engine. Thank You.
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  3363. Que bueno esto! Ahora lo puedo compartir con unos colegas que no entienden inglés
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  3364. That's kinda cool, actually. I'm learning Spanish at the moment!
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  3365. Pouvez-vous le faire en français la prochaine fois svp ? 😅
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  3366. Awesome editing !!
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  3367. That was awesome! Must have taken you forever to edit that, lol!
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  3368. You have come a long way, really proud of you
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  3369. Your AW11 is starting to look hella nice! I especially love the paint job on the oil pan =D
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  3370. This is exactly why YouTube should exist, a great content as usual, your videos never disappoint to gain my full respect! Cheers
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  3371. great clip, you presented a lot of concepts I wasn't aware of. Biggest surprise is that hidden behind marketing mumbojumbo these basic concepts (Atkinson/Miller) have been taken into production. Thank you for compiling all this into a well produced video.
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  3372. i didnt know about these cycles, thank you so much 😀
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  3373. This is why I subscribe to this channel
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  3374. Dang I swear it was just before Christmas I was congratulating you for 500k subs! Lets go! Glad to see you blowing up brotha
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  3375. If Takumi delivered tofu in a boat
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  3376. Thank you. I'm going to buy one of your shirts and support you, because I have learned a lot from you being so full of knowledge.
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  3377. This guy is a master 👍🏻👍🏻
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  3378. Nice job! Never noticed that fan in the side vent!
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  3379. Great to see a well researched video on a motor close to my heart (I have an L28ET 240Z). Slight slip of the tongue at 15:21 - L-series pistons are cast aluminium, not cast iron. The L24 was also still available in the (R)MR30 Skyline in 1985.
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  3380. Man once again your making me head back to the shop to fix another one of the cars! My wife's 240z has been sitting since 2010 and I haven't put it back together yet. I got a set of 40 mm dcoe's, on a L28 block bored to 86mm flat top 280zx pistions(should be around 10.5 compression) and turbo 280zx head and a mild Snider cam. You really make me motivated to get back into the shop and get to work! If anyone lives in the south east of U.S and wants a free L28 lmk I have a few left over from swapping them over the years and I shouldn't keep them hoarded up forever! Thanks again for the video!!!
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  3381. i love this channel so much thank you a lot for the well explained info! 😊
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  3382. Another superb video :)
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  3383. Great video thanks I learned something new today
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  3384. It just amuses me how u started off with a few subscribers (me being one of them) and amassed 700k within a few years Love to see this channel grow❤
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  3385. I now feel educated, D4A really knows cars
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  3386. Bloody love your videos so much man, you have so much knowledge that I haven't learnt anywhere else and once again prove that there is always something to be learnt. Keep up the great work.
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  3387. I just started getting into sim racing so this is very helpful knowledge. amazing video
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  3388. It's time to subscribe to this channel this man is a genius
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  3389. Great video, hope you can also create a video on motorcycle steering. Love the channel!
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  3390. Another fantastic video, ive learned more about motor vehicles and their principles than from a structured course... I could watch these on the toilet and itd feel like only a 5 minute video
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  3391. Insane video. I feel 10x smarter after watching this.
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  3392. Excellent video! Thank you for your fantastic explanation.
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  3393. He did, congrats !!!
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  3394. Great stuff! 😊
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  3395. Thank you for the video. It's excellent.
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  3396. I thought I knew, but I didn't
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  3397. Good video! Sure, a bit of blabbering on, but it feels like hanging out with you hahahaha I was going to ask about the low compression at first, then you explained it quite clearly :p I have a 4A-GZE myself running a turbo and tempted to go higher compression on it, but I guess maybe not ;)
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  3398. Really awesome to see it running!
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  3399. Another excellent video. Great stuff!
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  3400. Great presentation-I thought compound turbo's worked opposite of what you said. But now that you showed how they work-it makes sense. Thanks for your video!
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  3401. Finally! Class is back in session
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  3402. Almost didn't watch this thinking "oh this is simple, it's obvious enough from the names what they are and what the advantages are" But it was much more interesting than I expected. For example I never actually realised the 2JZ's turbos are the same size and just come on separately. The assumption was just that since they are "sequential turbos" that meant it has a smaller one that spools faster and a larger one that spools slower.
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  3403. Fantastic.. from a lay man Camry driver...thanks so much!
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  3404. thank you AEM for supporting this channel!!! and thanks D4 another great vid bud!
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  3405. GREAT video! An absolute banger :)
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  3406. Dude, you always do a great job with your explanations and videos. I've learned a lot from you.
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  3407. Very educational video, every time i watch your video i learn something new. Thank you driving 4 answers!
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  3408. i really respect and look up to you man. "get lost and you shall find what you are looking for" was beautiful
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  3409. Very well explained. Thanks for the video. I am looking forward to your suspension video.
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  3410. Thank you d4a for this video. This clears up so much nonsense that Ive on the internet about turbos
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  3411. What a really complete and well explained video! I'm pretty sure a lot of auto mechanic teachers will use this video to explain turbos :-)
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  3412. Mmmm... i appreciate this video.
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  3413. this was the therapy i needed
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  3414. This channel kicks ass! 🎉
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  3415. Approved guide
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  3416. Awesome video! Very informative. 😊 As someone who drives a twin turbo Kia Stinger, I found this really interesting.
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  3417. This is simply the best car channel on YT. Keep on making these great videos! This is always a Highlight on my Weekend. Greetings from Deutschland 😄
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  3418. Awesome, well done, well explained, well illustrated. 👍🙏
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  3419. Excellent !! Your explanation was superlative !!! My doubts were cleared ..
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  3420. You can make someone who hates physics instantly fall in love with it 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 just brilliant
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  3421. This was an amazing presentation. Well done.
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  3422. Amazing! Thank you for explaining this so easily :)
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  3423. Thank you, sir! I totally understood the difference between torque and power.
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  3424. 7:25 who else knew it was a GTR from just the numbers.
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  3425. I am no longer baffled by the difference between Torque and Horsepower! A superb explanation! Thank you!
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  3426. Probably the most useful video I've watched this year
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  3427. I have never found a better YouTube channel than this.
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  3428. I have watched many videos just to understand the diff between torque and hp... But i could clearly understand only by ur video... Thanks a lot.
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  3429. Man, I'd like to thank you for taking the time to do this video. It made me FINALLY get it. When someone talked about hp or torque I always pretended to understand, but now I finally do, thanks to your work. You really made that count! SUBSCRIBED!!
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  3430. I understand karburetttaes much better now thanks to you. Much love
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  3431. Cheers again from Romania! As always, HUGE like from me and shared the link with all my petrolhead friends. Let's get you to a million subscribers. You deserve it. Looking forward for a video on carburetors vs. injections of all sorts. I want to understand what's the deal with Weber or however they're called 😁😁😁
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  3432. i dont know a single thing he is talking about but i liked it.
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  3433. Hands down the clearest explanation of the topic I've ever seen
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  3434. i like the video and how u explain things, its educational and entertaining. good job!
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  3435. Wow, this video helped me to realize--even more than I already had--that a great engine is really only as good as its corresponding transmission. Otherwise, the horsepower and torque are essentially wasted or never fully utilized. Thanks so much!
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  3436. 10/10 video
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  3437. Good explanation. Thx for such an effort you've put into this. Subscribed
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  3438. THe lesson i learned from this video is VOICE ASMR IS REAL! :)
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  3439. Love you channel mate, you are delivering a massive service to all DIY mechanics out there. It's our Dream to make the impossible, possible.
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  3440. Congratulations on the new project! Thank you so much for bringing us with you! This looks exciting and I hope you have a lot of fun with the research, mechanical work and the education production. You are a wonderful teacher. Your personality, humour and enthusiasm, as well as your respectful character and kindness are brilliant qualities for a human in general, so I’m especially glad that you are so passionate about educating others and doing it for free to such a wide audience. I like that your project aims not only to do something different for that rarity / originality (and as you put it, the value of bringing something new to the table).... but also aims to make sound, reliable improvements based on research and understanding of the components you’re working with. I look forward to the videos and information you share. I’ve always loved cars and mechanical stuff. I am still a dummie with most of it, but I know a great teacher when I see one. Good luck with this. Be well, be happy and thanks for being you!
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  3441. Man, can't wait for boost school, that's gonna be lit💪💪💪
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  3442. Good advice and explanation. A little bit of experience, common sense and pragmatism will get you very far with things like this! Interesting insight too, ty
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  3443. Just found ur channel,awesome stuff! Pozdrav!
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  3444. Thanks, once again! You got me back into an Mk1 MR2 (my 5th) after 30 years. Now, after a failed 4W alignment session this afternoon, you've explained to me how to replace my rear tie rod arms in a simple way. You're the MR2 information gift that just keeps giving. So here's some giving back!! Thanks. Sam
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  3445. Good stuff man!
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  3446. Me, minding my own business, eating my pizza rolls, and i look up to see a picture of my car @ 22:05 🤣 great video!
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  3447. you are describing the original mini
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  3448. This is probably the best video on YouTube I’ve ever watched, you’ve said the exact things that I would have… wow. You are Awesome. Subscribed.
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  3449. As always excellent content!
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  3450. Love hearing that engine, the sound of my childhood!
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  3451. I actually got the same crappy headlamp that you have lol.. I'm going to buy a Miata later this year so I'm bracing myself for the work that maybe has to be done watching a couple of your videos :P Nice video btw! Grüße aus Deutschland! :)
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  3452. You videos are super easy to understand and a great comprehensive guide for starters! Thank you🙏
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  3453. All this usefull info , in one video! thank you , every thing i know gets connected , best video ever on this topic
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  3454. Dude, awesome 101 for pistons! I am a mechanical engineer and most of this stuff didn’t exist when i was at school.
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  3455. Fantastic video!!! You explained everything perfectly and you answered all of my questions and then some! You are awesome! Thanks Bro!
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  3456. Thanks. Very useful info and insight about the materials and their use; I'll not go to the ambassador's ball in my trainers lol!
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  3457. Frigging quality video man. I'm thoroughly impressed, keep it up!!!
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  3458. I came across this channel and i find it really amazing on how this guy explained everything detail by detail.... i do racing myself for more than a decade but listening with his explanation i begin to understand more the important things that i needed in engine building.
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  3459. thank you for always sharing such amazing information and packaging it in all ur videos!!
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  3460. Thanks a million, this was 100% clear from the start...subscribed and liked :-)
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  3461. I’ve made an informed decision to subscribe to this SILLYCONE guy :D
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  3462. Wow what a great video bud
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  3463. Love your videos buddy, can't wait for the m50s. Sonic Boom
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  3464. Never clicked on a video faster, always had a knowledge gap for car suspensions
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  3465. "I know this is not the right way to do this...". Does it anyway. Eyes get wide as drill bit approaches skin. Deftly avoids skin. Perfect technique. Next time, I want to see you wearing your safety squints. Not a professional without those.
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  3466. Amazing how you were able to make a pretty neat and functional shock absorber with just a quick trip to the toy store and hardware store. I like how you basically modified it along the way as you explained each element of it.
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  3467. Dude. I love this channel! I watch a lot of other channels, and I like them. But, this channel... It reminds me of my summer in, Bangkok when I was 18! 😂 Seriously though, love the channel.
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  3468. Your definitions are awesome & universal! This is how one should be taught😊
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  3469. All this seems intuitive but i would've probably never thought about most of it. As always, amazing video
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  3470. Wonderful video! I studied the mechanics of shock absorbers and other second-order dynamic systems in engineering, but seeing it demonstrated so clearly just further helps to solidify what it all means and how it works together. I find these kinds of hands-on demonstrations develop an intuitive sense of the mechanics that helps me understand better than any equations ever could. Physics gives us equations that tells us how these systems should act, but engineers need to understand how that translates into real-world applications just like this. Great job and thanks for the video!
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  3471. I thought I understood how dampers work. But that part about decreasing internal volume when shaft enters a body was pretty shocking. D4A, it would be fantastic to have some videos on steering. Why some cars have good steering with lots of feedback, and some don’t? What manufacturers do to increase quality of steering on a car? How can the steering be tuned/improved in an existing car? There is looooots of info on the engine tuning, quite a lot about suspension. Zero info about steering!
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  3472. Finally a real Motorhead on YouTube. Wish your channel much success!!!Very happy I subscribed. Would love to see some cylinder head porting using a flowbench.
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  3473. Pure eargasm! Nice video! I would be happy to see more like this. :)
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  3474. I am on my second 89 GTS and just picked up an 88 MR2. They are incredibly slow comparatively but just like you said don't meet me in the corners... I do not get the excitement from any other car. Beautiful video thank you
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  3475. Everytime I jump on your tube looking for advice on my 4age 20v I end up back at your channel, hands down the best channel on Toyota 4A engines on YouTube keep up the great work 👍👍💯💯
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  3476. I like the attention to detail and the in depth breakdown of engines that is done in these vids. Better than just saying "it was a bad a$$ engine that can crank out a bunch of hp" blah blah blah, it's not only showing love to the best engines out there, he breaks down the engines all the way to what made them strong and what weak points they might have had 👍
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  3477. first video i've seen with info that's not widely known. good stuff
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  3478. 0:15 Ugh... Siriously?
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  3479. Love the show. How about the 1uz engines
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  3480. This is a unique video, mate! Thanks for sharing this gauge with us! :)
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  3481. I thought I was subscribed already but I wasn't but definitely am now. I have actually learned some interesting information from this channel good stuff thanks you sir
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  3482. Best Channel on youtube for petrolheads, love the videos, been a fan for a while.
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  3483.  @d4a  oh sorry to see this but fair play and i don't blame you. Sometimes it's just not worth it and i know it from personal experience too.. Anyway all the best buddy and take care. 👊
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  3484. That's awesome. With my 2.0l Alfa 156 I get ~11l/100km with my normal driving and around 9 when driving a bit more consciously. Just like yours it really is quite hard not to drive hard lol
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  3485. Grand Daddy D4A laying some knowledge on us over here in his lawn chair.
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  3486. Well done you! Thank you for the video. POV porno view complete with sound effects! Brilliant. 🤣🤣
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  3487. The effort spent researching and presenting these videos is outstanding! All the knowledge on a plate. Though their thirst for oil wasn't mentioned :P Oh yeah and rap too?! We are being spoiled!
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  3488. forgot ur name from the facebook groups bro, but ever since your AW11 rear brake rebuild video (which was amazing) i've been a huge fan
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  3489. rap is dope man :D
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  3490. I was here from the beginning! You keep this up and I have no doubt we'll be seeing YouTube become your full time job and your channel will explode. Don't get discouraged, the initial push from less than 100k subscribers all the way up until ~400k or even more seems like it takes the longest but if you make it there (in your case WHEN you make it there) you've made it.. It's steady growth to a million and beyond provided your content stays on the right track and is something people want to watch. Already this content is something I would expect out of much larger channels. I love your presentation, you never stutter you're never hard to understand even considering you have quite a thick accent, never once struggled to understand you. You present the information in an interesting way, you include video clips and relevant pictures... I even fuckin enjoy your little random rapping at the end as it's something that sets you apart. No doubt AEM saw something in you for a reason. That said if you do not do the K20 or just K series in general next I will unsubscribe and forever hate on you to anyone who will listen. Aaaahhhh! I kid I kid. Do it though! K series! Even though it's a popular maybe a bit overdone engine around YouTube. I have yet to see ANYONE that would even come close to doing a video like I know I'll see from you with the information you will include. It'll be one of a kind.
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  3491. Nice Spanish man!
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  3492. I love this video and I think it is perfect for this channel. You have been driving for answers and now you have at least “some” answers. Your words are very true and remind me a lot of what I’ve been going through for many years now. I still don’t have a bike…
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  3493. I love all your videos. I know nothing about engines but I love your enthusiasm and way of explaining things. This video is special, it's different but it's a reminder to always work on something you're passionate about. I think we all need to be reminded of that. Thank you.
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  3494. You had a midlife crisis at such a young age :D As I continue my advance into the 40s, I feel that pang of regret very very clearly, so many things I wish I'd done when I was younger, life is short...
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  3495. Amazing video well done
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  3496. Wow!!! Loved this! Never knew you were both a great engineer, and an astute philosopher!
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  3497. Thanks
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  3498. I didn't think I wanted to hear this video. Then I did. And I did. Thanks man!
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  3499. 9:34 words of wisdom that everybody should have heard as early as possible
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  3500. As a long time viewer and rider, you're skills have improved significantly since you got the dual sport!
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  3501. Thank you for sharing this. Motorcycles are special, and while I am more "chopper/cruiser" man than offroad - I do love how free you are when you just drive wherever you please, finding new routes and enjoying views everywhere. Kudos to you and please always share those happy moments with us - you teaching us more than you think!
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  3502. I find it kinda funny how similar our choices have been. Only I got into bikes because I had no room for a car and a friend of mine bought one so it seemed like a fun alternative. I originally found this channel through your MR2 content so when my sister moved out and took her car with her I took my chance and bought a MR2 as well (after first looking at a Lotus Europa and A310 Alpine which both sold before I could get to them). Around the same time I got my car you started making motorcycle content and suddenly both things I loved were in the same place. I now own 3 bikes and my MR2 and while I don't have a dual sport due to the lack of dual sport worthy roads around here I do have a Duke 390 with adventure tires for the occasion offroad adventure. Aside from that I have 2 RC390s, 1 for the road and 1 for the track and honestly I love these bikes, they're fast but not ridiculous to the point you can't use the power on the street. Great video as always, maybe one day we'll get a chance to ride together either on our bikes or in our MR2s
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  3503. 2 wheels and an engine, such a simple combination that really can help your mind and nourish your soul.
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  3504. ohhh.....and I'm still riding!
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  3505. Great life advice!!!! I’ve had similar experiences!
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  3506. Well received and Inspiring, thank you.
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  3507. great
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  3508. great video and great info! thanks!
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  3509. Dude dat was super funny!
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  3510. That was a fun trip! When do we go again?! Awesom video!
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  3511. never clicked sooo fast.
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  3512. I want a car with this and a rotary vane engine
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  3513. WOW - this is going to be interesting, how the **** do you do that...???
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  3514. You and veritasium dropping at the same time, that's tough. You can see who won though...
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  3515. I'm amazed! As you said, that's mechanical poetry
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  3516. Very cool, fun and informative, I loved it! Thanks for posting and keep them coming.
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  3517. This is by far the best and most in depth explanation of pros and cons of the six cylinder engines in comparison 2 1 another
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  3518. Beautiful control of language and indepth description with precision!
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  3519. Thanks!
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  3520. Hey, I just found your channel & I’ve already watched 3 of your videos already. Plus I’ve subscribed. We are several light years away, for all practicality it might as well be that way, I live in Taylorsville, Utah, USA. I have 4 vehicles, a 2005 Acura RL, a 2008 Smart for two Passion, a 1998 GMC 2500 Suburban 4 wheel drive 454 CI, last but not least a 1998 Mitsubishi 3000GT Base. I love working on my cars & I can tell I will enjoy watching your videos. What I’ve watched so far has been very well made & explanatory. Thanks
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  3521. That's look sooo clean !! It seams like the Motor came out the assembly line like that !
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  3522. Good stuff as always my friend
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  3523. That engine so clean
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  3524. Love this guy.. very humble.. and very very informative..i have shared his videos a lot in the aw1 comunitys
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  3525. Thank you, very good explanations.
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  3526. great videos man keep it up
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  3527. Excellent video!
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  3528. Very good work thank you
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  3529. Always a pleasure to listen to you. After something like 38 cars, I bought a new one in 1979 because being under the old $75 car on new years eve with salt water and brake fluid dripping on my head, it suddenly seemed like false economy to be saving money at the cost of so much maintenance time. Just as you said, I would not change a thing because what I learned is still paying dividends all these years later. In fact, I recently repeated the pattern with my bicycle, intended for fun and exercise rather than transportation, and got what I had always wanted with no more investment of time assembling, hunting for parts and finding specialized tools. You always need another one. it seems. Wisdom is grand. 😉
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  3530. I am so glad this was the 1st result when i researched porting a head. Perfectly explained! Thank you very much for the education sir.
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  3531. Going to port the heads on my v-12. Even though I've done it before, I still enjoy watching these amazing videos to inspire and motivate me for the task ahead.
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  3532.  @d4a  thank you for the reply. Just always heard that from my father and guess it stuck and I never looked into it. I guess that is one of those old school beliefs about cars. I'll look into it to understand it better. Thank you again, your videos are great.
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  3533. Truly one of the most thought provoking videos I have seen here on youtube possibly ever. And I have to largely agree with your analysis of our corporately driven world and the impact that we can have as individuals thru a collective effort applied via the internet. The internet has become sadly used for everything except what your observations claim are needed. Maybe your expose here of these facts will help turn that around. Its my sincere hope that you are the beginning of some serious change that benefits us all.
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  3534. D4a your video is a great reminder for us all of the value of critical thinking. Thank you.
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  3535. Great video. Totally agree with you 😎👍😃🤘
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  3536. This was incredibly nuanced and a fantastic video a masterclass!
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  3537. Totally blown away! Epic content. Thanks for sharing, much appreciated!
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  3538. Couldn't agree more. Cradle to the grave environmental and economics in general aren't talked about enough. Great job presenting the issues rationally and intelligently.
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  3539. 🤌
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  3540. One of the best video essays i ever saw
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  3541. Holy f*ck that was a good video!
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  3542. Truly excellent analysis! Thank you! The problem of current environmental disaster that is affecting the whole of humanity couldn't be said better than you explained it in this video. Outstanding!
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  3543. This was a very moving argument encouraging deep thinking. I hope your message reaches every rational human possible.
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  3544. This might be the best non-tech video I have seen on tech channel so far!
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  3545. Great ! Amazing ! Thanks for the very well built and structured thoughts and facts. I bet you are already aware about Luis Rossman (right to repair). Cherrs !
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  3546. Congratulations on your build! I absolutely love it! I know its a great feeling to finally be driving your baby! Love it bro!!!
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  3547. ​ @d4a  If you saying it works - I believe you. It was just my thoughts and after your explanation now it seems ok to me. I have rebuild a lot of engines in my life and never used a torque plate to bore or honing process. Maybe have had luck, but all my rebuilds was always successfull. I lead my own YT channel, but just love yours and I find your videos very, very informative. Good Job, keep on.
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  3548. Nobody uses torque plates in Iran and as a sensitive mechanic I had no Idea what to do about it and I saw your video and you're brilliant. Once I have the costume made torque plate in my hands, I'll stick your logo on it.
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  3549. Man, I was thinking last night "I hope we get an MR2 video soon". And bam ! Thanks.
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  3550. Look forward to that new pure sound video :)
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  3551. I like the new one bro!!! Sounds Great...
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  3552. I like your hair
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  3553. At 11 seconds when the guy kidnapped tries to escape from the trunk.
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  3554. Enjoy dude, thanks for making content and I wish you and the car all the best!
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  3555. That CNC machine was a very smart buy, congratulations! Will you be taking orders for custom parts? :D It's cool to see you're going forward with, well, everything.
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  3556. This channel makes me legitimately happy, for both me and your progress. I first started watching this channel when you came out with the engine poly mounts and I've watched a good majority of them since. It bothered me seeing the mess in the garage and it feels really good seeing the garage cleaned up, the aw11 on the ground and now a CNC machine! Congratulations on everything man. I love your content and your contributions to the old Toyota scene. You are the best man!
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  3557. This channel is BRILLIANT
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  3558. I’m a car guy. I drive a car with a turbo charger. I’m having trouble wrapping my brain around how much work went into producing this video. Probably one of the best videos I’ve seen on YouTube in forever. I think you’ve got to be a car guy to really appreciate this video. Outstanding!
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  3559. Finally! I love this story!
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  3560. awesome cadency, perfect didactics!
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  3561. This video is legendary
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  3562. winter project ! door card reupholstery haha. An excellent review of your mr2 man, also respect for the buying guide that you made for future potential enthusiasts. I suspect some of those UK cars were from the 'max power' era of tuning lol..
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  3563. 1989 SC with 253K miles. I drive it every day. I don't go to Ikea anymore and no kids to haul around. If it doesn't fit in the 2, I probably don't need it. Like you, I basically rebuilt everything, mostly on my own but I had some help from a trusted mechanic for the heavy lifting. My one additional entry to your list of what to look for is to find a seller who can tell you whats been done to the car, especially the suspension. Springs, struts, and bushings all are shot on a 30+ yr old car, have they been replaced and what was put in. Love your videos, keep up the good work. Long live the screaming chicken.
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  3564. Great video!! You should do a suspension upgrades tech talk video! I love your stuff, man. You give me the courage to start tinkering with my car.
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  3565. Svaka čast na trudu i odličnim videima, pratim te već duže vrijeme i tek sam sad po tablicama skuzio da si domaci, rijetkost je ovako kvalitetan kanal sa nasih prostora zivio
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  3566. As an automotive teacher I enjoyed every second of this video. Just like every other of your videos. BTW I've been to BiH this summer once again (with a bike) and loved it!
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  3567. I ABSOLUTELY love this video! D4Y, YOU ROCK!!!
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  3568. Thank you for all of the effort it takes to publish your videos. I find them of great value in my own continued education of automotive engineering. Cheers from Wisconsin.
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  3569. FINALMENTE il commento equilibrato e realistico di una persona con competenze ingegneristiche. Grazie di cuore da un italiano che per oltre 20 anni ha scritto da giornalista tecnico di automotive, eseguendo decine e decine di prove su strada etc
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  3570. These idiots don't realize that all the technologies are gonna have to come together and work as a team. No single tech can cover all the needs of the future. THAT'S realistic.
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  3571. Whoa. "EV is not the solution because ICE is not the problem". Brilliant. Super stunning vídeo! Thank you!
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  3572. I have no issue with EVs, they are good cars. I’m only just getting into cars and driving, so I’ll probably own an EV at some point in my life, but ICEs are just cooler and more fun imo. I’m not an idiot, I know climate change is real, and it’s way worse than people realise, and because I’m young it’ll probably have drastic implications for me, but I know that me driving a V8 isn’t gonna cause it. Less than 1% of our emissions come from cars (I think). What will cause it is me flying around the world in massive jets, and shipping from overseas, and supporting unsustainable farming.
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  3573. This is one of the best videos I’ve seen. Certainly his concluding remarks are quite pertinent, salient and thought provoking. Well done.
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  3574. Thank you! You put to word what a lot of people believe, but can't comprehend to even put together in thought. Well done!
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  3575. "A TV will replace radio!" - said some human being not so long ago... Edit: Appreciate amount of travel and edit put into this video. On the statistic side, here is some great example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ebEkn-BiW5k
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  3576. great video man! loved it, and information, while its not 100% complete or bullet proof, is still there good enough to paint the bigger picture, which you concluded so nicely in the end. keep up the good work!
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  3577. Nailed it once more. Great infos and so true. Keep up with the good work. Always a pleasure to see your videos 👍
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  3578. As a real EV guy , electronics expert and science lover in general i must say - BRAVO !!! That EV hype is just so pumped up , it is incredible. We are still using "dirty" energy and we really love our comfort zone so much that the change must begin with us. That is why i like bicycle so much. It is so relaxing, practical and low maintenance , i sometimes go over 50km/day. Yes, i have a petrol car and electric bicycle also, but when i want personal transportation , don't mind the sweat and no big cargo to drive - good old mechanical bike, ALWAYS ! Even when it is rainy.. It can run on beans, so practically - gas powered :) Cheers !
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  3579. Amazing video on reality of numbers! You won my subscription.
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  3580. Very good video. You explained everything quite well! Thanks
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  3581. That was awesome. Great video!
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  3582. you are amazing 👌🏻 thanks for the video
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  3583. Dude, you have an awesome taste of music!
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  3584. One of the best and most to-the-point videos I have ever seen
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  3585. Fascinating. I can pretty well follow the principles as you point out and explain them, but there's no way I could do such a complete inventory of them myself. Engines seem like Rube Goldberg machines, not with extraneous parts, but with just so many issues that weigh against one another. I have a 1999 Honda civic and a 1957 Ferguson TO35 tractor. I looked up the bore, stroke and other specs on the D16Y8 and Z134 engines. Apples and oranges of course, but similarities and differences are interesting. Both undersquare. Anyway, thanks for the lesson!
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  3586. The delivery of your technical explanations is unmatched anywhere on the web. Thank You.
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  3587. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fJkEpnFvOh4 That C6 vs M3 race.You're wellcome. ps. It's my C6.
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  3588. My highlight of the day. Thank you for your great channel! 👍 ❤
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  3589. Yet another set of aspects very nicely explained. I love this channel! Thanks a lot, pal!
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  3590. Excellent! Very thorough and in-depth explaination. Thank you for making this video.
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  3591. That rap was the best haha! Nice vid!
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  3592. I saw this and clicked on it as I leaned forward into my phone. I'm a Honda og fan but also appreciate other engines, even if people do swap them out for a Honda engine. Like the mini, mr2,s10,wrx and so on.
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  3593. I started the same with 0 skills without knowing the difference between ratchet and wrench and was terrified of doing an oil change cause i never learned how haha! But here I am 7 months later and I am gearing up to do my bike carb conversion cause your videos seriously made me never give up.
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  3594. Who else here is in the middle of a "snag"? lol Thanks for the awesome video.
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  3595. Aaaaah thank you for this video, it did give me a boost in motivation ;) I'm also working on a red Toyota project car with a 4A-GE (and a 8-ball shifter!), but on a very tight budget of money and time. I know it may take me a couple more years to do, but I have several packs of "Refuse to Give Up" pills :D Recently discovered your channel, and I am finding many of your guides and DIYs extremely insightful for the issues I am facing!
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  3596. I just love watching your Channel, so real, so funny and so informative🙏🙏🙏
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  3597. I am 68 now... I bought a new 85 GPZ900 in September 84. Four years later I had put 40,000 miles on it even though we get snow here. What a fun bike it was ! Easter Sunday 1985 I went to red line in top gear..... Yes 151 miles per hour. I have so many memories... Crashes, Drag strip.. 11:09 @ 121. I could lean over so far that 1/3rd of the foot pegs were ground away. A second gear wheel for hundreds of feet while holding the throttle wide open going up a freeway on ramp..... I felt like a hardened road criminal riding that thing. Also 10 rear tires and 9 fronts, brake pads and 4 drive chain's. OK I will stop now. 😜😜😜😜
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  3598. I'm more a bike guy than a car guy, but to me it doesn't matter if it has 4 wheels, 2 wheels, or no wheels; (like you said) if it moves and makes fun sounds :D I'm about to start rebuilding a GPZ900R (not as rare or special as yours I know ;) ) so this video series is hugely informative for me and I really appreciate seeing the steps involved before I start wrenching! Keep up the good work mate :D
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  3599. I'm currently trying to restore a 1996 gpz900r but don't really know what I'm doing. Keep the video's coming I need all the help I can get
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  3600. Don't stop making videos about DIY, you are starting to blow up from all your hard work. Soon enough people will recognize this shit too!
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  3601. Cars and motorbikes are equally super-fun for me too... specially when comes to the recovery these old-glories. Keep up with the good work!!
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  3602. Now this is driving pleasure! At its finest!
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  3603. Beautiful build and nice spirited driving! Enjoy every minute of your time in this car! It's a keeper. Not asking you to give away any driving secrets but out of curiosity, where is this road?
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  3604. Yessssss! That sounds mean.
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  3605. Sir, this is porn
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  3606. Nice to see in my recommended feed! AW11 with 4age blacktop + itbs from South Africa here.
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  3607. News reporter: Most youths these days listen to rap, or trap music me passing by listening to the greatest track in existance NR: YOU THERE! I would like to ask, what is your favorite song and artist? My response: 🤏🕶😐... D4A, 4A-GE MR2 with ITB'S, it's the best track for all Gasoline-Powered Giga-Chads out there 🤏😎
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  3608. Mans really put a dunce hat on a turbo 😂😂
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  3609. now i wonder... is anyone out there making custom ecu's like the AEM infinity for diesel applications? been looking into doing some absolutely dumb things with those.... you my friend keep shovin that high quality knowledge please, its fantastic!
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  3610. Great video, thanks for explaining all that.
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  3611. This video was extremely helpful thanks !!! Continue to keep up the good work and keep those vids coming
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  3612. Such a perfect explanation!
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  3613. Thank you. I’ve been trying to find rings for ages until I stumbled across this. Not sure how I missed it. Been a follower of your build for a year 😂
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  3614. Love the video. Thank you for your time invested in this video kind Sir!! Good info :)
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  3615. Thanks for the Great videos that you put out. Most people do not realize just how much effort and time goes into making something like this.
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  3616. Omg I love the animation !!!
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  3617. This is very well presented 👍🏻 very well put, in the most simple and basic way. Excellent, very good! I’m really enjoying your videos, they’re very educational 😊👍🏻👌🏻🤙🏻
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  3618. best day ever ! ! !
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  3619. This is one of the best video intros i have seen in a long time ;_; keep up the great content
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  3620. damn really cool video man, everything very well explained
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  3621. Well I have only seen a hand full of your videos and at first I almost didn’t give you a change but I’m so glad I did !!! Definitely like to see this channel grow keep it up !! Great info and presentation!!
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  3622. Dude...this video just got you a new subscriber.....I've never even heard of this channel and I clicked because of the picture....thanks...keep going 👍👍👍
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  3623. Wow these 30 minutes just flew by. Great video!
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  3624. The best automotive engineering channel. Would love to see a detailed video on different suspension designs.
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  3625. Made it all the way through. LoL Definitely a very interesting video that goes into some detail about the differences between regular and offset engines. I've already seen you talk about engine balancing, primary and secondary balance, rocking couples and the like in other videos, but was definitely necessary here to demonstrate the effects that the offset has on engine balance. Very nice and informative video. Thank you.👍👍
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  3626. Fresh d4a makes my day
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  3627. A very complex topic covered quite well. It must have been a challenge deciding what to include and exclude to keep the viewer interest.
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  3628.  @d4a  There are, but not as good as one made by driving for answers. :)
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  3629. To the very end) Thank you!
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  3630. Sure, these concepts are very interesting, but it is your way of explaining all this, that makes it mesmerizing and activates our passion. Thank you for that!! (me; an electronics & software engineer)
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  3631. Great video! Great explanations! I love how you share your passion to make us more clever to allow us to better understand these fun & interesting concepts! More! 😊👍
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  3632. How incredibly interesting! Nothing is obvious with the offset design until you start to dig into the engineering an physics of it. Thanks for the vid. I enjoyed it thoroughly!
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  3633. I made it through to the end !!!! I now understand !!!! I have learned !!! My head hurts ... Thank you. You are a great teacher.
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  3634. In an engineer, the videos make me think more deeply about things I took for granted, like engine geometry. Really superb as always.
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  3635. You do an outstanding job of explaining these concepts! I really enjoy your channel!
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  3636. Joke's on you! I have a decent understanding of physics and engineering! And I'm autistic, with a big focus on cars... I thoroughly enjoyed the video though!
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  3637. No dude, you're a legend
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  3638. I love your videos brother, I've learned so much this past year. Thank you!
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  3639. It was indeed a long project and I can understand the level of excitement and happiness you had in this. Now enjoy your ride.
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  3640. A masterful video. Thanks for your efforts🏆
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  3641. Kakav si ti doktor u stvari! Mnogo puta sam vec rekao,ali moram opet, SVAKA CAST! Nema nigde bolji video od onog gde ti sve lepo objasnis! Ziv bio i mnogo videa jos pravio! :)
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  3642. Your videos have got to be the most comprehensive and complete on YouTube. I have learned so much watching your tutorial videos. I'm glad to see your channel is steadily growing. You definitely deserve it bro!
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  3643. Great video, as always.
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  3644. I watched this video expecting to be some obvious comparisson but found it interesting 👍 on the topic of chains reminds me when i bought a used 4 cyl bike with a center located timing chain meaning complete engine teardown to replace 😥 give me a belt change in a car any day
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  3645. Absolutely outstanding! Extremely informative, great training aids, your presentation is AAAAA! I diffidently learned a lot about the topic. I had to share with with many peoples. Again, absolutely Top Quality production! 👍🏻😉👍🏻😉
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  3646. best day ever you make my not day . you make my week
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  3647. This video earned you Sir a new subscriber. Amazing content
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  3648. I looove your video’s. I am a newbie petrolhead. And I like what you teach a lot. So educational!
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  3649. Watched the whole thing and can't say a word against. It's just spot on.
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  3650. Excellent presentation! I always laugh at the people who ignorantly believe one is always better than another. As you’ve demonstrated, it’s more complicated than that. Cheers 🍻
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  3651. Awesome video! Especially loved the bit about the Devin racing car. I really hope solenoid driven valves become more mainstream soon. The possibilities are astounding. Actually I've been thinking on the topic a ton and if you by chance want to make a video on it I'd love to tell you some of my brain storming!
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  3652. this video is as great as a PhD essay.
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  3653. Ya always have technological informative videos which doesn't just throw in some unknown phrases, but also explain them properly that even people, that have english just as secondary language (for example me, I'm german) understand them easily or with one time looking up if something is a really chonky thematic in general. And I really like, that you make comparisons about: what do you want your engine to have. I am really happy that there is someone that explains further more. Also: what is with fully geared engines, that don't require belt nor chain?
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  3654. Your videos are amazing and very informative! Thank you, can't wait for more, although I have a few days of videos to watch from your channel still haha
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  3655. what a great idea, simple methods are often the best. thanks for sharing man
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  3656. This is one of the most useful videos on your channel.... And that's already a high bar
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  3657. dont normally sat this but im only 3 mins in and ive already learned so much lol
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  3658. I designed and built a rear mount twin turbo set up for my 2010 Camaro 3.6 V6 back in 2011. I am a retired engineer and this gentleman is absolutely 100% correct in everything he says. My build consists of twin Borg Warner 6258 EFR turbos, heat wrapped exhaust, 3800 stall converter, front mounted air to air cooler and many other features too numerous to mention. It is my daily driver and I have never had an issue with it, so far. The car turns 11.55 sec. in the quarter mile. Amazing power. No noticeable turbo lag and is a blast to drive. No heat issues either. Love the concept and would never do it any other way. Rear mount turbo systems, if designed as this gentleman suggests, perform as well as front mounts. I have done many in my career. This is the first video I have seen on this subject that is pure fact!
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  3659. You remind me of Dexter's laboratory 🥼 wonderful vid . SUBBED
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  3660. I love your videos man you've singlehandedly taught me more about cars than any channel out there! I do have a question though. Would a rear mount turbo setup be possible or even viable when twin charging a car using both turbo and supercharger? What would be some of the downsides and upsides of that and would they positively impact each other? I have been thinking about do something like this for my 2nd Gen CTS-V but haven't found much on the topic. Also great job on all your videos and i cannot wait to see you reach 1Mil!
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  3661. I'm a simple. I see D4A video I like it first and watch the video.
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  3662. TVIS? He gone!!!
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  3663. Proof you don’t need mega power to have fun.
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  3664. Awesome vid! Sretni praznici to you and your family!
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  3665. Can I get this on steam?
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  3666. best christmas special ever!!!
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  3667. What a fabulous video. Whist I was aware of a lot of this, I still learned a lot. What a superb demonstration which you have clearly gone to great lengths to present. I’m old enough to have enjoyed the use of a road going two stroke motorcycle and loved it and lament their passing. Even now the smell of a two stroke exhaust takes me back to those days and happy memories.
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  3668. I have got no words to express how grateful i am
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  3669. This is so excellent - I can't imagine how much work went into this, but it is brilliantly done. Thanks for sharing!
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  3670. he did not lie, it was the only video I ever needed to watch to know how 4 stroke and 2 stroke engines work and differ
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  3671. Expected clickbait from the title but damn, that was great. Very educational 👍
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  3672. WOW! That was an excellent video. Learned a lot. Thanks for making it.
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  3673. I accidentally found this channel, but will purposely continue to watch all future and previous videos. You rock in the way you explain the subject, especially for some of us laymen.
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  3674. I have never seen such a great video ❤
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  3675. Hands-down the best explanation of 2-stroke engine operation on YouTube! Thank you for your videos, I've learned so much from them.
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  3676. I found this video and the truth is that I was delighted with the way of explaining and the illustrations. I don't speak English but with the automatic translator I did very well, I'll surely see it again later to review everything because it's not wasted. Greetings from Argentina 🇦🇷
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  3677. Really awesome and concise explanation! Love the sample engine mixed with graphic notes
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  3678. I would just like to say thank you for making this video and sharing it with us.
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  3679. Excellent video, the best comparison and easy to comprehend
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  3680. Wow! I have never understood the 4S and 2S engines better than this. Now I know why the oil top-up on the 2S engine is often. Total Loss Lubricating System. Thanks for all you do on this channel.
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  3681. This video filled my unanswered questions about 2 strokes. Very informative yet you managed to keep it simple and interestingly understandable. Thank you for this. It will surely come in handy when I need to explain it to someone. I definitely loved the last part on how fuel injectors can improve the 2 stroke engine. To me I think it's a game changing innovation setting new boundaries on its limitations. Keep it up man!
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  3682. The best video on the internet ... well done sir
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  3683. Masterclass
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  3684. Great video! I had to add this to my channel's "Great Videos from other channels" section. 🦅 You have a new sub as well!
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  3685. I expected this to be one of those videos where just 3 minutes in and I'm out. But for some reason, I stayed for the whole video.
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  3686. Absolutely incredible description. The best I’ve ever heard or seen! Thanks.
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  3687. OMG...this is by far the best explanation how an "engine" works i have ever seen! you should be a teacher;)
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  3688. Brother... you could explain how a Boston Terrier fart can expand to fill two rooms! All kidding aside, you are a VERY gifted educator! Your attention to detail is phenomenal! 👍
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  3689. Man I just love all your videos!
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  3690. This is brilliant. Thank you, merry christmas and a happy new year
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  3691. That was excellent explanation thank you! I learned more than I meant to and all of it was awsome
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  3692. Youre my hero 🥰
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  3693. Fantastic video. Wil help a lot of new builders/ riders.
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  3694. You’re my hero , well done sir
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  3695. Fantastic video. Probably your best to date.
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  3696. Great work as always. Your ability to explain things is amazing, I learnt so much thanks to you.
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  3697. Man this is the best video ever you have a new subscriber
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  3698. This is the only video that makes understanding 2-strokes and 4-strokes so easy. Awesome video.
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  3699. This might be the best YT video about 2 and 4 stroke engine that explains *Everything* I've learned things that I've never heard of ... Thank you
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  3700. Excellent best video I've ever seen 👌
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  3701. Dude… I can’t explain how many questions you have answered. Absolutely amazing
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  3702. Wow! What a great and thorough explanation of the differences between the 2-stroke and 4-stroke engine! Thank you for your considerable effort in putting this video together for our benefit!
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  3703. You make Great videos! Love engines that REV high. In this configuration normally "under square" as bore is more than stroke to keep piston speed in check. The 2ZZ-GE engine is my favorite...but has longer bore than stroke (under square)....I am biased as I recently rebuilt from terrible to show class and installed in my MR2/S. It is strange to ignore the red-line on the MR2/S tach as engine is good for 8,200 RPM safely. BEST mass produced engine in my opinion: The Honda "K" series. Will not re-power the MR2/S, but the 2.0 at 9,000 RPM is attainable for a daily driver without big expense. Mr. P
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  3704. Hello Man! I'm a huge fan of your channel and i just want to thank you for your work, all the informations and tips you give to us; I live in France and i'am myself restoring a nice little Corolla AE82 Gt Twin Cam, with the fantastic Bluetop. Rare "Black Edition " one, will be happy to present it when it'll be finished. Thank's again ;)
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  3705. so happy / glad to see your channel finally getting some decent views !!! been watching your channel for a few yrs. 86 mk1A aw11 mr2 owner my self... currently in the middle of finishing my 2zz 6spd swap on mine... keep the vids coming !!!
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  3706. Great video. This "iconic" series is going to be good. ...perhaps a video on the 7M-GTE?
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  3707. Man great vid your videos are outstanding wouldn't have been able to pulled the engine out all by myself without your vids I have my stuff boxed and slowly going to ship off one by one to get refurbished
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  3708. TheBSRecord check his other videos, he explains what carbs he is running and how :)
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  3709. Why is this the first time I've seen this channel? Production quality is insane.
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  3710. Thanks man this really taught me alot 👍🔰
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  3711. This was a most excellent video with a lot of good info packed into it. Thank you, and bravo 👏🏻!
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  3712. I was starting to question your Balkan origin... luckily the food stain on the shirt dispelled those notions! :)
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  3713. you got some sauce on your shirt ;) really really good vid as usual! Stay safe!
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  3714. Great video, super informative! Although I know enough to be dangerous, there were lots I learned from this. Thank you!!!
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  3715. Great channel, terrific info. Really enjoying them. You probably plan to but consider doing Nissan VQ and VR series, VW EA888, truck engines like Jeep 4.0 I6, Cummins diesel and BMW N54 / N55.
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  3716. Wow, what a great explanation. I never seen before in this type of description, and this is very useful for my career. Thank you so much sir.🤝
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  3717. I keep watching and re-watching this excellent video. I wish this video was made into a work book. I would definitely buy one for quick reference ..out standing work and presentation Sir!
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  3718. Your channel is amazing! 👏👏👏
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  3719.  @jacobormsby9241  Yeah, I can't comment on diesel engines. The only diesel engines I have worked on run on the brayton cycle. 😁 On my channel, I have track day videos with data overlaid on the video. What's interesting is the difference between APP (driver's right foot) and the TPS (the actual angle the throttle plate is open.) On a naturally aspirated car it's pretty straightforward, but on a turbo car, it has to factor in what the turbo is doing. On my 2012 Mazdaspeed 3 it worked more on a calculated load target. The gas pedal is the "request for load" pedal. The calculated load roughly equates to the engine torque. So think of a turbo-lag scenario. The driver wants 50% load and pushes the pedal half way down. At first, the turbo is barely running and you're just dealing with atmospheric air. Then as the turbo comes up, more air comes in, and the throttle partially closes to maintain the same power output. It's good stuff. My video "Mazdaspeed 3 at Chuckwalla Valley Raceway 4/21/13 - Session 1 Group 3" shows some of what I'm talking about. 👍
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  3720. As an automotive engineer, i can say that this video it’s pure gold information, thank you very much for your work!
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  3721. Bravo care! Veoma poučno.
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  3722. Astonishing work
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  3723. This video is AMAZING..some people don't realized something so small can affect your car..this explanation is one to sit and watch over and over again..professional, informative, easy to understand..thank you soooooo much!!! More please 🙏👌
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  3724. BRILLIANT !!!!!
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  3725. Thanks!
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  3726. Wow, that's so awesome of you to give your time and knowledge to inform of each sensor. Thank you much.
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  3727. The best day in the week is to see this channel allways good explaned in dette. Its useful learning for people who dont know to mutch about car or good repitisjon for us who can. Thanks alot for yet another perfect sunday.
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  3728. I have been looking out for an educative auto Engineering like this. Thank you
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  3729. I just found you. Thank god I did. Thank you for these videos
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  3730. Excellent presentation and crisp information 👍
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  3731. Thanks a lot for sharing this video. This is the most exceptional video I've come across about cars/truck sensors and OBDII scanner codes. You're very talented and your work is greatly appreciated. Thank you very much!!!
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  3732. This isn't just a video, this is a reference manual without all the greasy fingerprints and dog-eared pages. I've got a link on every desktop of every device I have! Thank you so much!!!
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  3733. Awesome video, thank you for taking time to make it professionally
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  3734. Exactly the kind of channel I've been looking for for such a long time. Excellent work bro, God bless and please keep it up
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  3735. This video is great, it contains all the info needed and also has time stamps!!! Congrats!
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  3736. You know that feeling when you encounter a really hardcore lecture about vehicle stuff and you just stop all your work to watch the video. That's what this channel is all about.
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  3737. Woohoo shout out to jafro!
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  3738. 18:12 Jafromobile! Earned my subscription right there. His channel is why I still have a 4G63 project car.
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  3739. Yet again brilliant! You are the go too channel for technical and authoritative information.
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  3740. Thank you for another great video!!
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  3741. This channel is in my top5 car channels.
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  3742. Best automotive-learning channel on YouTube.
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  3743. Very well put together and quite informative.
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  3744. Sehr gutes Video (D4A). Die äußere passive 5 Zylinder Einfünfachvergasser-Gemischbildung ist ohne die +1/4 Überlappungssteuerung via Synchronschaltsaugrohr nicht hin zu bekommen. 🏁
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  3745. Wow. I was only going to watch part of this, but I had to finish. Fascinating! Great use of the graphics. Thank you.
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  3746. Expensive, complex, hard to tune etc.
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  3747. I never thought of that! Thank you for doing the thinking for me.
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  3748. Thank you for another brilliant video 🙏
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  3749. As beginner i've been trying to learn more about the engine rather than bolt on mods or other mods and your channel has taught me a lot about what I wanna know. Hope you hit a million+ followers one day you deserve it bro.
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  3750. Love the green screen and the graphics. Nice addition to the great content.
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  3751. Absolutely phenomenal explanation. Never stop making these videos!
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  3752. This channel is so great
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  3753. Bro, if Eminem is lyrically insane, your are mechanically insane. Thumbs up 👍🏼
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  3754. Is this why some two-stroke pipes are specialized in either low-end torque or high-end power? The properties of the pipe affect the powerband by using sound differently?
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  3755. What an explanation. Thank you finally I understand this. Keep up the amazing work.
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  3756. I actually very recently replaced all of my bushings on my aw11 to polyurethane! The hardest part was getting my old ball joints out but taking it all apart and putting it all back together was very straightforward. Seeing you struggle has made me grateful for how easy my aw11 was. I did manage to snap one of the bolts for my sway bar bushings, I resolved that by putting 2 self tappers in the bracket! I am glad I did these bushings in the end because my car feels very tight and handles almost like new. Very sporty feeling with the hard bushings but I like it a lot more. Now I need coilovers! That's the only thing keeping my car from handling the best it could because when I go around corners fast I can feel my car sway and bounce still. Hope all goes well!!
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  3757. That was one of the most informative video on the subject.
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  3758. Man this is an extremely detailed and informative video. Excellent diagrams, animations and pics to illustrate your knowledge
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  3759. This video is AWESOME!!! Totally explains the technical differences between the various components and sensors (which I was having a hard time figuring out on my own), their functionality and purpose and also goes into detail to explain the physics behind how each one works. Very, very well done indeed. Also, I love the hand AIR flow demonstration... hilarious :D THANK YOU!
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  3760. Awesome video! Thanks for sharing this information about this new engine design. New technology entering the automotive world makes the existing technology better through competition! Thanks for the great work making this video!
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  3761. 🔥🔧😮 This man's passion for engines is truly next level! It's incredible to witness someone love engines with such intensity and dedication. His enthusiasm and expertise shine through in every project. It's a testament to the power of following your passions and finding joy in what you do. Keep fueling that engine obsession! 💪🏎💥
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  3762. An amazingly insightful and well researched video as always. Thank you for making this.
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  3763. Thanks for this fantastic video! This is the kind of engine technology that gets me excited for the future! Keep up the awesome work! 😃🚗🚙
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  3764. Nothing I need unfortunately, but I will not exit this video without letting you know how rad you are to the aw11 owners! You've played a big part in my daily maintenance and repairs on my mr2 and you just keep on giving! You'll always have my support bro! I'm very fortunate to have an aw11 in very decent condition, so I do hope that these parts go to an mr2 in need <3
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  3765. Cool, now all I need to do is find an mr2 real quick...
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  3766. I always wondered how it worked. Thanks for amazing video.
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  3767. Love your channel❤
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  3768. I love cars and I recently really begin to like planes. The best cross over👍👍, thanks
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  3769. Sometimes I need long explanation than the shorter one, especially for difficult things like this😅 Nothing I can say more than THANK YOU🔥🔥🔥
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  3770. Such a quality, detailed and approachable explanation. I am not a car guy but I find mechanism and engineering fascinating, and the channel has been wonderfully empowering so far :)
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  3771. Something to point out in a future video is the odd connection between velocity and horsepower in a jet engine. At zero velocity, at a standstill, a jet engine at full tilt makes zero horsepower. A jet's horsepower is directly related to the speed of the aircraft. The faster it goes the more horsepower it creates. This function is what allows the jet engine to propel an aircraft so fast and so high.
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  3772. Your explanation is the best I have ever seen 👍I like it very much. Thank you for taking the time to provide feedback on this turbojet engine model. We genuinely appreciate your keen observation, and we acknowledge the inadvertent error in the orientation of the turbine blades during the assembly process. We sincerely apologize for any confusion this may have caused. Your attention to detail is valued, and we're committed to rectifying this issue promptly. We will be updating the assembly instructions and images to reflect the correct orientation of the turbojet blades.
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  3773. thank you for the simple concise way you explain the material i wish all schools taught this way
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  3774. Of course I watched the video I watch ever one of your videos because they're the most informative videos on youtube, keep it up bro. And I agree I am a car guy but I enjoy working on motorcycles more than I like working on cars really
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  3775. One of the best 24 minutes I've spent.
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  3776. Your channel features superb writing and research 👍, which makes it highly engaging, informative and entertaining. Excellent work. Thank you.
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  3777. You really are a g. Throughout the video many questions came to my mind but literally every next word you said was an answer to those questions. Really Great explanation 👍👍👍
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  3778. Thank you for sharing your great ideas.
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  3779. That’s actually pretty good idea, cheap and reliable. I like it.
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  3780. Excellent presentation and delivery. Keep it up!
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  3781. We are in for some uber cool old school stuff.
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  3782. Great video. Even though I already understand this material, I enjoyed and admire your most excellent and coherent explanation. I have forwarded a link to others who I know will find this video very helpful.
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  3783. Outstanding as always. Can you do a basic guide to quantum physics at some point...cheers!
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  3784. I've watched a lot of this kind of thing, I genuinely have an interest in water or mist injection and this is probably the best one I've ever seen. Very good sir 😊
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  3785. Dude, I don't even like cars (I own a Leaf) but love your channel. Buena suerte desde California!!
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  3786. Donate for car wash 🎉
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  3787. Awesome info! Thank you!!
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  3788. This is exactly what I wanted to see from you, thank you so much
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  3789. Happy Sunday I love this channel!!!
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  3790. Your growth has been insane, keep it up
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  3791. I honestly don't know how someone can explain something so complex, so clearly that I have zero questions at the end. Amazing.
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  3792. Wait why do you have to hold down WOT while testing compression? Never heard this before. Edit: Having watched on, I see you addressed this in more detail after the test. Thank you! Love love love your channel.
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  3793. This channel is incredible! Best explanation I have seen about brakes ever Thanks a lot for this, keep doing this fenomenal job
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  3794. So much more interesting than I was expecting! Thanks for sharing!
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  3795. Please keep doing these excellent videos! I like to understand how things really work, and I love the detailed explanation you do about everything in your videos. Congratulations and keep up with your excellent work. Cheers! 😉🥂✨
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  3796. They really missed the chance to call ABS Anti Skidding System (or ASS)
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  3797. Thank you very much! I'm learning a lot from your videos.
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  3798. Amazing my friend. Wonderful information. As an automotive service advisor of 24 years, you even taught me something to help me guide my customers during sales. Awesome! Now, if by commenting I don't get those phishing 'you just won' youtube alerts I usually get when commenting on your vids my visit will be complete! LOL😂
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  3799. Brilliant video, answered all my questions, more similar videos please!
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  3800. Thanks to you too man how can we do the things without your help, we are waiting for the next one, regards to your family man. 👍🏻
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  3801. Eyyy I made it near the top of the list! I'm glad you noticed me Senpai. <3 I don't remember getting a notification for this vid and just found it. Sorry about that! Let's get this sub count TO THE MOON! Well deserved dude. :) P.S. Your wife's smile is adorable and she seems nice! Plz no divorce!
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  3802. Eyyy thanks for amazing content :) And thanks for thanking me xD
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  3803. Hahaha haahah!!!!wish u all best dude.I hope i am gonna surprise u with my new project. Keep doing a good job.I would like that my wife also tries my car,don't know o how would i survive it.
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  3804. great lesson!
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  3805. Thank you so fucking much for this video brother! My jeep has always had like 3.5 inches of play. Im doing this today! You have saved my wallet from assault and im very thankful for you! Cheers mate!
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  3806. This is really useful! Thanks man!
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  3807. I thought nah this video is not for me. Not talking about car technology. Than i watched anyway and again i enjoyed it so mutch like all you’re other videos! ❤❤❤
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  3808. 6MT 2018 Subaru Forester. Mixed EPA rating of 28mpg. I get 32mpg at the pump during the summer. About 15% better fuel efficiency, using most of your driving techniques. That makes gas 15% cheaper. 👍
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  3809. You are one of the kindest and sweetest YouTube ever 😊
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  3810. Loved this video! Thanks for sharing! Regards from Brazil! Abraço!
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  3811. Wonderful Video brother...I do enjoy your contents...but this was certainly very refreshing....contrary to your country mine is EXTREMELY populous ....so it was nice to see biking through streets without bumping into constant flow of people..ha ha ha...Keep enlightening us...love and respect from Bangladesh
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  3812. Very interesting D4A, Swansea City here in the South West Wales in the U.K
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  3813. Hi from Finland. We drink more coffee, sorry :D Great job with the MR2 by the way. I like the videos!
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  3814. Great video! Thanks for all the info on what I thought was a war torn area of the world. It's really beautiful and I'd now love to visit one day. I can see how proud you are of your home country and you should be. Thank you for the tour! Oh one last thing... Now we know where you live... We still don't know your name? Keep up your amazing videos.
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  3815. I really enjoyed this, thank you for showing off your city and it's history. I was a teenager in New Zealand when the Bosnian War happened, so I remember the horror shown on the news. I'm glad your country has recovered and healed.
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  3816. Thanks!
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  3817. Hvala ... Puno pozdrava is Clevelanda Ohio ...
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  3818. I have enjoyed all your videos, you consistently do a good and unbiased job sharing knowledge with us!
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  3819. I really enjoy your manners and open minded thinking. Sometimes I read some comments put in your videos and I think people just forget that this is a very big Planet with so many differences, and most this people simply ignore different taxation, or street conditions that vary a lot all across the globe, and so many other things... But keep it on with your great videos! The great majority here is amused with the passion and knowledge you bring on them. Love your videos and those frame by frame sequences of your engine remembered me the beginning of this nice journey. Keep it up! Regards from Brazil
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  3820. Amazing educational content Plz never stop You always make my day this is sooo good
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  3821. Your monologue at the end perfectly reflects my (and I hazard to say the majority of professionals in the tech/ mech engineering space) opinion on the topic. A hyper focus on electrifying cars is the result of marketing. Real solutions to our problems are almost always variable and address whole systems. Electric cars are a tiny part of any real solution. They are phenomenal within a narrow use case. Better solutions exist elsewhere, like drastically expanding public transit in and between our fast growing urban centers, addressing/ drastically reducing emissions of grid scale power generation, finding cleaner more efficient ways to maintain intl supply chains/ logistics, improving resource utilization in agriculture, etc etc etc. Real solutions are hard to market. They are complex and often make unsexy compromises. They are also rarely achieveable by induviduals. This might come off as cynical, but imo the truth is many electro evangelists have been duped. Environmentalism, like almost everything, has been co-opted so it can be used to sell. It has been rebranded as a problem that can be solved by the individual buying a product. Buying into a brand (tesla) is presented as a stand in for environmentalism. So many people have been beguiled by these ploys. That anyone is so blind to miss the irony in solving climate change with consumerism, is itself a tradgedy. By truly educating, and not watering down topics to make edutainment, you are doing more to protect the future of the environment than any of those detractors. Keep it up. You are awesome.
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  3822. Brilliant video as always man. You make some of the best and easiest to understand technical videos on the internet. Definitely deserve all the success you're having.
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  3823. Great video, D4A! Very level-headed and informative. I bought a Tesla Model 3 last year, and enjoy it a LOT! ... as a vehicle. Best features are 1) it's Red, 2) it's uncommon, and 3) it's fun. I charge at home mostly, so it is nice to drive past the gas stations with their rapidly-rising signboards. Not quite so nice when far from a Supercharger station ... Charge Anxiety is a real thing. Btw, my "other" vehicle is a new Triumph Bonneville, and I am devoted to making it create "proper" ICE sounds. Good on you from Japan!
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  3824. This car is going to be nicer than when they rolled out of the factory.
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  3825. I've also purchased the same for my AW11, also a red MK1a. It's got a 2zz in it and will be wired up soon, hopefully. Love your videos, hope to get cranking on mine soon
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  3826. Fantastic video, thank you very much for all the information and detail. It’s really is a unique channel and content that I look forward to whenever you release something. Thank you!
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  3827. Thid video was a great ride. I knew some infos before the video but man, I was surprised at multiple points! This was very high quality!
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  3828. Thank you for your really well researched videos ❤️❤️🔥👌
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  3829. Wow, great vid - Tnx :)
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  3830. nice ship propeller in your backyard..
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  3831. Thank you for a very interesting video. As ever, very well explained and your narration is so easy to listen to.
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  3832. That was allot of info packages pretty well. I wasn’t expecting that. Impressive
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  3833. A Great Video. Explained clearly and succinctly. Just enough physics and chemistry to make sense. I've never seen a video about engines on this channel that wasn't A+++. You have a knack for explaining function and providing information about engines. Your practical knowledge is unmatched. Your passion is obvious. Thanks. 😎👍🏻
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  3834. The first video I saw from you was your gas tank removal and you helped me aaaalot I can't wait until your mr2 is ready :D
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  3835. Engineering a crankshaft and camshaft for a V-32 would be quite the feat d'engineering! Very informative presentation. Thank you, driving 4 answers.
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  3836. Loved this video. A lot of first were done in aviation.
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  3837. This guy cracks me up......love it.....
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  3838. This is absolutely the best auto focused youtube channel. I am a car enthusiast and the content here is way much easy to understand than sitting behind a desk. Thank you so much D4A. I would also like you to do me a favor of making a video about the Toyota Landcruiser 1HZ engine. Its Pretty popular and much praised where i live.
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  3839. Lol.. Thanks for the content.. Loving it
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  3840. Great videos- articulate humor and expert knowledge. Sub’d
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  3841. Great video!!!
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  3842. Exactly the same as my toyota corolla gti (ae92) calipers! i have my rear ones off at the moment ready to be refurbished, you have just made my job much easier, thanks! keep the content coming. much respect
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  3843. I have watched easily over 40 hours of caliper videos, including rebuilds. Yours - and the soft-jazz soundtrack - is superb. The extra effort shows; especially your attention to details that are typically non-existent or edited-out. Well done, D4A. Well done indeed.
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  3844. Thanks for sharing this. I'm having the same problem on a GM F35 5 speed in my Cobalt SS. The issue is very similar with it popping out of 5th gear. After watching this video I managed to pull my 5th gear apart and I can see the wear on the dog teeth. The procedure in the video was almost exactly what I ended up doing for my transmission. I'm going to try and source a new gear set and hopefully this does the trick. Thanks again for sharing!!!
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  3845. one of the best video I have seen since long. informative, objective, very clear, structure, great pics & animation ..
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  3846. This is one of the most important videos on YouTube.
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  3847. Fantastic video!
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  3848. As a frenchman i'm still astonished how you always get the facts right. Kudos, you're such a great vulgarizator. Just to enlighten the french/german different pathways in electricity production: De Gaulle had France developped its own nuclear weapons during early 60's so our military would be independant from the US. Population (rightfully) took pride of that achievement hence nuclear power plants started on a good foot. Germany, a totally different story: US Pershing nuclear missiles stationed in West Germany, Soviet SS20's on the east side behind the iron curtain. So both sides were forced to have Armageddon pointed towards their brothers.. no surprise that anything nuclear related met strong opposition in (then) West Germany, now whole german population.
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  3849. holy f, perfekt explanation thank you very much
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  3850. Thank you - exceptionally informative, well explained too.
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  3851. Just found your video because something about the Fortnine explaination of 285° didn’t sit right. Amazing content, thank you!
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  3852. That's a person with true passion - dropping everything they do and making a calm, profesional video help viewers understand better something they've seen on another channel. Thank you for staying true to what you do.
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  3853. Amazing video as usual. Thank you for your excellent explanations once again.
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  3854. I’d love to see a video of this guy and Ryan just talking engines. Top tier lunchtime viewing content
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  3855. You are the Common Sense GURU when it comes to ENGINES !!!! Thank You SO MUCH for YOUR KNOWLEDGE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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  3856. Sensible persons, sensible interview, sensible arguments, sensible plan, sensible visions, sensible decisions... anything else? Yes! Listening to a person with courage and passion and without any arrogance is a real pleasure. Even, if I won't need any outboard engine in future... 😃 Thanks, D4A!
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  3857. Keep it up probably something small I'm sure you will figure it out
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  3858. since its carb and not fuel injected to get it started all you need is a high shelf, a gas tank, a gasoline hose and let gravity feed the carbs
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  3859. That's kind of a bummer. Luckily it is just the fuel pump and not anything more important. Good luck!
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  3860. Doing a great job bro keep it up💪
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  3861. Chill m8 have courage 😉
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  3862. Excellent description, thank you!
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  3863. Excellent and informative. Love the firing graphic.
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  3864. Fascinating!! A lot of clear explanations for this, very well done and easy to follow along. A lot of engineering concepts shown for those who like text and others who prefer graphics/video. Many thanks!!
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  3865. Incredible explanation, thanks a lot 🙏🏼
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  3866. Amazing video, great graphics, clear explanations with plenty of good info, thanks! Time to go ride my beautiful 1050 speed triple 😎
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  3867. Amazing video! Keep on with the great work! Greetings from Brazil!
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  3868. Well done, informative video! Thank you. Glad you provided the sounds.
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  3869. I am in love of this explanations...you deserve a medal 💪
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  3870. A bevy of wonderful information as always!
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  3871. Excellent job explaining the engineering behind the 3 cylinder engine.
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  3872. All you videos: Thanks for in depth descriptions. Excellent graphic animations too.
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  3873. Your videos are simply amazing. A huge thanks
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  3874. Your channel has really been instrumental in helping me realize that the automotive industry is what I wanna do with my life🙈 now just to figure out...what that means
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  3875. Thanks for gifting us your talent of teaching us something so complicated that you made is so simple that anyone with the appetite to learn engine function to a deep level can just see you videos to get there 🙏. Thanks 🙏
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  3876. Nice to see and hear a Mk I. Don't see many anymore. Have a 87/88 restored with a 3S GTE transplant and it is a joy to drive. Prefer the it to the Mk II look. Keep the original spirit alive!
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  3877. Thanks for that beautiful 4age on a beautiful day =).
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  3878. I’m really digging this channel.
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  3879. Unfortunately, I just discovered this YouTube channel. It is unfortunate because I have been missing some incredibly OUTSTANDING videos. I subscribed and already love the channel. Thank you for all you do here.
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  3880. This is the very first video by you I have ever watched and I subbed right away. I have to say, next to your apparent knowledge of the subject, you come off as a very humble and authentically friendly guy. That's become pretty rare in today's world and you
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  3881. At this rate, you're going to be some sort of engine tuning god by this time next year. :D Great video, although I've come to expect that from this channel. Thanks anyway. :)
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  3882. Great video, very well explained...thank you!
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  3883. I don't ever care about motorcycle and I couldn't identify a 4 inline if I had to pull it out my butt, but I watched the whole thing and loved it.
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  3884. the clarity of explanation, and rate of delivery, are astonishing. Great channel!
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  3885. This isn't so much a video as it is a journey. It went to so many places that I couldn't have ever imagined that it would go. Bravo.
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  3886. That is one of the best videos I’ve ever seen - on anything.
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  3887. William's firing order demos are incredible. It's weird how you can get audio that's close to the product you're trying to mimic from a simple "dud."
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  3888. JESUS CHRIST Oo You are a formidable Teacher! I can't thankyou enough by bringing all this information to us!! Thank you a lot!! Watching your video here, from Brazil!!
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  3889. That was awesome freakin interesting! Thank you so much for detailed explanation!
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  3890. One of the best researched and presented videos on YouTube.......
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  3891. I haven't even finish watching but thumb up already for taking the subject.
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  3892. somebody give this guy an AWARD for the quality content he provides.....
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  3893. This is the best I have seen anyone explain this so that it is easy for a layperson to understand. Great job man!
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  3894. Great content! Thank you for understandable accuracy. The sound of an engine is close to the value of HP for my money, the traction and tractability is a great secondary result. Well done Yamaha, well done YOU!
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  3895. Luv these long videos filled with good info.🏁🏁🏁🎯🏁🎯🏁🎯👏👏🛢️🛢️🛢️💯💯❤️
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  3896. This video has got to be up there with the best mechanical explanation videos I have ever seen in youtube. Thanks! Very interesting stuff!
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  3897. just amazing the way you explained the whole concept in simple laymen's terms . .. . love for engines grew even more !! :)
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  3898. I learnt SO much more than I thought I was going to, really well made!! Thank You 🙏✌️
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  3899. This has been a really, really cool and complete explanation! Love it! Thank you.
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  3900. 26 minutes never went so fast. Awesome video. Very informative 👍 subscribed!
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  3901. Brilliant- I loved this video. Very informative and a you always do a GREAT job of explaining the engineering.
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  3902. for some reason i really enjoy your videos. you probably have the most knowledge about engines on youtube, keep it up. props from 2 liter portugal
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  3903. I came here by recommendation of YT. Really liked your video. Subscribed. Tx!
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  3904. Awesome content and presentation!! Congrats, you've earned a new suscriber!
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  3905. Another great video!!! Learned alot of super interesting facts in this one.
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  3906. Pretty awesome video as always. Enjoyed watching it. Keep up the good work
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  3907. Thanks for the video. Very informative and fascinating actually
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  3908. Fascinating and extra informative because of the 5 valve part.
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  3909. A great video and learning experience made that much better by a Strauss waltz! Excellent work sir! Always appreciate your videos. Wishing you a speedy recover from the strep throat. I've been there many times. No fun.
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  3910. Get well son, my friend.
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  3911. I love the feeling of seeing D4A in the subscriptions feed with a new video. Amazing quality!
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  3912. I loved this video. Thank you so much for your commitment to these productions!
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  3913. I always enjoy your content always something different
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  3914. Thanks a lot for continuing to create high-quality videos, and kudos to whoever taught you English, as it’s so pleasant to listen to.
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  3915. Great video! It shows how much context is sometimes necessary to shine light on the reasons why a company develops a certain product. You're very correct if it comes to failure and learning from it. Unfortunately, it doesn't ease my fear of failure that is underlined during my ongoing graduation as an electric engineer. We all have our hurdles in life, I guess. That's why respect the determination that Honda showed that much more as well as their sass of releasing a limit amount of the bike that carried the engine predicted by everyone to would fail.
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  3916. Thanks for another great video with a fantastic conclusion!!! 😃
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  3917. Great Video! By the way, the vid about the V5 engine was one of the most interesting you have made!
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  3918. Honda is one of my favorite companies. Thank you for such a historical perspective in addition to the technical. This was enjoyable to watch.
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  3919. NONE of your videos are boring! Thank you for your work!
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  3920. Great history and excellent job finding those videos of the oval piston engine insides!
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  3921. Failure is one of the best teachers. If not the best! Thanks for another awesome video
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  3922. Knocked out of the park again, just like explanation of the odd fire v6 and why it was necessary to split the crankpin/journal. Simple explanation is the best. Not much that I haven't seen that can't be broken down to simple explanation, even quantum mechanics. When you show someone a formula or mathematical concept without given some explanation of how they are derived and actually mean people can quickly become intimidated. If people can understand this explanation, I promise that they could understand calculus, linear algebra or differential equations.
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  3923. Best channel… I watch each video at least 3 times !
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  3924. Best explanation I've seen so far, very nice & effective! Thank you!
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  3925. Your channel is damn entertaining
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  3926. Thanks for this great inform for a non technical person like me, thanks again
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  3927. Contributed to the best like ratio I've seen in a while. Great explanatory video!
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  3928. Using the overlay of math with the visual demonstration made what is going on very clear - and using Legos was fantastic! 👍👍
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  3929. 4age + 4x video = Gxsr Lol! You sir, have a great sense of humor
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  3930. Loved the final speech. Subaru owner here 🙈
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  3931. Love, Love this video. "Frunk Master" . "please stop beeping". Have you ever seen the "Beverly Hillbillies"? I kind of got a "Beverly Hillbillies" vibe from time to time. I hope you don't find that insulting. It's definitely not meant to be. I should just say "fish out of water" vibe. I've always wanted to try a Tesla, but never have. I just want to feel the power. The things you like, I'd like. The things you dislike are all the things I despise about today's tech. You're very open-minded, very honest, very objective. Love your channel!
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  3932. i really feel what you said in the last part! people group everything they see into 'good' and 'bad' and honestly it's so dumb and limiting. we should see things as they are, with their nuances - nothing is good or bad. a car is just a car, an operating system is just an operating system, so on. you can like something or dislike something bc of personal reasons but most people think that what they dislike is bad and what they like is good and then refuse to accept or even acknowledge other points of view. we can't base our thinking on this, the world is insanely complex and there will always be differences between people, it's about time we as a species accepted that.
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  3933. Another insightful and thought provoking video. The parting comment ‘It’s just a car. A nice car’ is on the mark. We ought to celebrate and enjoy the diversity and choices we are afforded, rather than demonizing them. Henry Ford once said ‘you can have any color as long as its black’. We wouldn’t want that situation now, would we?
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  3934. That was hilaaarious mate 😄 Everything you talked about was super funny and interesting, you should definitely do more of these, if the rent cost isn't ridiculous of course. Even though I do like most of the things that you don't, like the screen and how it's the center of everything, I do understand and your point and your reactions and explaining was really funny. Amazing video, do more if it's possible 🥲
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  3935. One of your best videos so far. Many can relate to what you said. I like it when you get philosophical and I love the passion.
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  3936. Great, another project for me to conquer 🤣
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  3937. This is so amazing to watch, I think even I could do something like this. Obviously this will increase power and efficiency due to less restriction and more flow, but will this also improve fuel economy? I am considering rebuilding a diesel 4x4 engine from a Mitsubishi Pajero, would doing this to the ports basically improve any engine?? P.S. I just discovered you and LOVE the way that you explain things, it's so simple and clear. Thank You.
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  3938. slept in too much this morning, and cant sleep, thought to myself, I'll jump out of bed and watcha couple videos, lo and behold, D4a has put up a new video 30 odd minutes ago! woo!
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  3939. I love your videos man , there so informative and full of knowledge you cover every inch it seems like and at such a down to earth level. I been watching your videos for a couple months now and I just wish I discovered you much earlier. Thank you so much and please don’t stop as I and so many definitely want to keep seeing! D4Answers all Day 🤪😛😁 👏
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  3940. Thank you for another brilliant, informative and enjoyable video. It's always a pleasure to watch your productions! For the price, this product looks impressive and is very tempting. A used turbo with unknown history could easily be the same price. The comments about manufacturing quality and potential for failure do have merit - but a turbo from any manufacturer could suffer failure because of a manufacturing defect, oil starvation, overheating, or debris entering the system. The warranty would be a crucial thing to consider - because I imagine most aftermarket engine components will only be covered if it can be proven that failure was caused by a manufacturing defect and not by poor setup/maintenance. This product has me a bit baffled though. You're right - they have to save money somewhere, but after going to those efforts on the turbo itself, giving you incorrect bolts and poor gaskets would set you up for a failure and spoils your experience of the product. Could it be that the turbo is manufactured and checked in one place, then packaged with those bolts and gaskets from elsewhere? It's kind of concerning because, 'as received' the product cannot be used; and does the warranty cover the use of other bolts/gaskets that are necessary? I wonder if maXpeedingrods would offer you the correct bolts/better gaskets? You have given me a new option to consider though. I'd like to make a turbo build one day and something like this is now a strong consideration over having a used turbo rebuilt. The video from JK Fab is a good addition too, and as you say, beneficial for you to see the balance and quality before you bought it yourself. Thank you once again for a great video, and for putting up a makeshift video in your road-side garage which may not be that comfortable to do videos in.
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  3941.  @d4a  if ANYONE could find a way to measure "turbo worseness", I think it would be you, and the graph or chart would be hilarious :)
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  3942. Love the videos
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  3943. I paused the video now just before the start attempt. Just let me say how impressed I am that you went ahead and did this! Regardless of what's going to happen now.
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  3944. WTF I am 32 years old and all of my buddies began riding about ~3 years ago (right before pandemic). I've been into cars my entire life but growing up, my uncle was in a horrific motorcycle accident (this was the same uncle that introduced cars to me) and it literally scared me all throughout my adulthood. Until my friends would keep sending me videos from their weekend rides over and over especially throughout the pandemic... So after about a year of contemplating, I told myself (and not my friends yet, it'll be a surprise) that I will get my M1 license and a motorcycle this summer! This is such a great look into the mentality in which I shared a lot of the same thoughts as you. Cheers to yours and my new journey into these two wheeled insanities! Safe riding to the both of us!!
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  3945. 10/10 video
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  3946. I was Just thinking of move the oilfilter location so this video was a bullseye. Happy New Year. Løøking forward to more quality video in 2022.
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  3947. Great vid and the advice on install is worth $1000's
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  3948. The first time I'm properly hearing that itb soundtrack! well done we want more of these road trips!!
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  3949. Amazing, beautiful place, I like it, regards
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  3950. Ohhh! If only I knew about that coffee tradition when I was crossing Bosnia and Herzegovina :( I hope that it tastes better then perry rakija that I had an oportunity to drink :P Greetings from Poland AW11 is my dream car <3 Ps. We also call boiled coffee as Turkish :c
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  3951. Awesome vid. Can't wait to see the dyno vid! Im thinkin 13X hp
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  3952. Excellent work sir!
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  3953. Dude, you are so funny haha. Super helpful video, too
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  3954. That oven is amazing! Great idea! 👍🏻
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  3955. Your videos inspired me to buy a bike as well! Until now it has been an awesome journey and adventure. Thank you so much for your content and motivation!
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  3956. I once got lost in your beautiful country riding my bike, I had no GPS on the phone, no roaming. I found a house and asked a lady where I was, she didn't speak a word of English, I knew ten words of Croatian, she told me to wait and came out again with a map to show me where I was. It was a beautiful experience. Hvala ljepa to you and to her. Had it not been for her, I would probably be still going round the same mountain...
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  3957. Thanks!
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  3958. Love it, good message.
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  3959. When I brought up your channel to my girlfriend she asked if I wanted to leave her for you, so I guess I gave you pretty high praise. Love the channel!
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  3960. When I saw the title of this movie I knew it will be something different...wasn't disappointed, time well spent, strong and simple message: make more of these, you have the skill for them too! Cheers!
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  3961. love it. keep em coming man!
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  3962. Awesome very informative
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  3963. Excellent! I'm diggin those coveralls. ;)
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  3964. Not that it's not already kind of awesome, but you know what I mean.
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  3965. These videos are so interesting that I'm wanting to do my post-grad in automotive engineering rather than mechatronics or do you think that I could incorporate mechatronics with the automobile industry? (Currently studying Mechanical Engineering)
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  3966. There simply is no other place on the net to find information like this presented in like this. I've been racing and building motors for 40 years and find these presentations absolutely ilumating! They have been invaluable in preparing for my next rebuild. Thank you so much.
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  3967. Great video, I didn't know such terminology existed. Keep up the good work my friend.
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  3968. Very impressive video, informative and entertaining.
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  3969. I always learn something from your videos, generally even when I revisit them. And yeah, semi-forged sounds like marketing hype. I kept thinking of a "semi-forged cheque". And I have to admit I was befuzzled at first, going, "Huh?" Then I remembered you did this sort of hoax before....
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  3970. learned a lot again, thank you Professor D4A!
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  3971. Congratulations man!!!! what a master piece of video haha, great information and explanation!!!!!
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  3972. Nothing beats an engineer who loves cars when it comes to explaining anything related to a car. The quality of the information is next level. Most of this stuff you teach took me years of gaining parcels of information here and there to learn properly.
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  3973. Don't care about cars or motorcycles, I don't even change oil in my car by myself, but I watch your videos just because they are really entertaining. And while I won't be disassembling any engines or repairing vehicles in nearest future, it's a cool bonus to learn something while enjoying good video. Thank you!
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  3974. I agree on not driving in the winter! I bought a 300 euro beater just to escape the salty death of my carina. Those steering wheels, in my opinion, would look amazing as a center piece in a otherwise non-red interior! All black + that would be really stunning I bet. Too bad I have a period leather wheel already, so I dare not buy another wheel just because. Pretty sure they'll sell easily. If not through this video, I would consider it fair game to eventually post them up on some JDM 80s related forum / reddit. But its really nice that you put them up on your own webshop, a kind of subscriber exclusive!
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  3975. Amazing!! Well explained......thanks "driving 4 answers" 👍👍👍
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  3976. I fracking love your channel, you have made this Canadian gearhead happy as I always learn something from you. Ell researched, well presented, and your love of subject is contagious as COVID. KEEP IT UP, i MAY SOMEDAY AFFORD TO SPNSOR. Cheers ffrom Calgary, Alberta.
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  3977. Awesome. Great great great job. Keep it up
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  3978. wow...well explaned
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  3979. Iv been pooping alot this week. Its been great!
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  3980. one of the best explanations on YouTube good-work!!!!
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  3981. I love watching your videos, you explain things so clearly then further explain incase people don't get it. I've learned so much and sometimes your videos have reinforced what I know, also you have a great accent. 👍
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  3982. You're the best on YouTube, giving thorough, factual explanations of engine dynamics.
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  3983. Knock beautifully explained like no other video here , all the best
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  3984. superb video. glad to know there's loads of steps to mitigate knock.
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  3985. your explanation is very simple and beneficial, thank you!
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  3986. Holy crap - this channel is AMAZING! Your explanations are not only accurate and thorough, but SO we’ll thought out and plotted. THANK YOU!!!!
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  3987. Awesome presentation!!! Subbed!
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  3988. Subscribed. Most informative channel on YouTube. Thank you!
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  3989. Best explanation Ever! Don’t know how you could explain it any better! Great info!
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  3990. Okay. I must have missed it. Looking forward to the next video, no matter what engine!! Keep up the great work my dude!
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  3991. Nice and clean job
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  3992. I enjoyed that way more than I should have... Thanks for making it!
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  3993. Needs more funk
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  3994. This made my day
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  3995. I cannot stress what a great and educational channel this is, thank you so much for your videos, this is genuinely verging on a free engineering course. ❤️ Love and respect from Malta.
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  3996. I like this built ❤ it's always nice to see someone using f-head for performance purposes 💪
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  3997. “Getting the block clean will make you dirty” 😎, your videos just keep getting better, thanks.
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  3998. Man im hyped up thx for making this video!
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  3999. Great stuff! Looking forward to see what this beast can do. 👍
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  4000. im so exited for you project mate! keep it going, i await for more detailed shoots!
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  4001. I can’t wait to see it running !!
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  4002. That's very exciting and of course, informative!
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  4003. Beautiful, Beautiful!
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  4004. You are awesome. The content you are creating helps someone like me in understanding engines better. Thank You. Keep it up. Subscribed.
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  4005. Awesome vid. Thanks also that you show us the costs. Love it
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  4006. Hommage to the JZ powered caddy.
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  4007.  @d4a  Hi, based on the different muffler sounds in your video, I had a 2" system made up for my 4age with a chambered muffler. Sounds great! Thanks for a very useful video :)
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  4008. As with all your videos, I already knew a lot of the information, but I still learned a few new things, and I thoroughly enjoyed your presentation! Great photos and graphics! And I just love your enthusiasm, word choice, phrasing, accent, etc. All very cool! 😎👍
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  4009. driving 4 answers nice increase in CR; reducing AFR will help. You will get there!
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  4010. At least we can all agree on something. That car sounds AMAZING
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  4011. Hands down the best channel ever!!
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  4012. More, more, more...please make more videos!
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  4013. You have so much knowledge of the simplest things of an engine I am amazed and thankful for you sharing your information!
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  4014. Love these engines and love your information on them. I am smarter now! 😀
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  4015. I compared these 2 cylinder heads for a couple years. Wonderful presentation!
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  4016. Listening to you is like listening to a favorite song😊
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  4017. This is my church
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  4018. Incredibly well presented, very interesting in-depth insight into the story of the MX5…thanks D4A
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  4019. Outstanding video. Your presentation and ability to clearly express the key points without being too wordy or dramatic, is a gift....and so refreshing to see/hear. Thank you.
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  4020. Love your perspective on cars. Makes me want to rent a Miata.
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  4021. Man, you convinced me to try one. And I’m a hard core allwheel Audi fan.
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  4022. Very nice video as usually! You made me want to buy a Miata :)
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  4023. I love this channel
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  4024. Hahahaha luđak totalni, smijao sam se ko lud :D
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  4025. How can u not like this guy
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  4026. You 're awesome man! Just keep being yourself!!
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  4027. Going through all your uploads... Did NOT expect this! 😅
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  4028. This pure fun!!! You did a great job!!! Joyful, interesting, history and knowlege, well presented. Thank you!!
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  4029. amazing video! ive always wondered what any of them meant, one of the coolest vids ive seen!
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  4030. This is a super cool video, I will be watching it again.
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  4031. This is my Favorite Episode on this channel. Thanks for producing this movie.
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  4032. Definitely enjoyed and did share it many times 🥳👍We demand more 😱🥳🥳
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  4033. Great job!! I loved this one. Keep the good work.
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  4034. WOW cool stuff, thanks for the educational video.
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  4035. Incredible video.Well done 👏👏
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  4036. Brother!!! That video is AWESOME!!!!! That’s a LOT of research right there! Thank you for that. Super fascinating. Love your channel 🤟🤟🤟
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  4037. Fascinating! Thank you for your research!!
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  4038. This is one of the most fascinating videos yet and very informative, thank you! I would have loved to hear the end of video rap to this one though 🤣
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  4039. Outstanding video, thank you so much!
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  4040. Great video, love this channel.
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  4041. Excellent video. I’m a car nut and I was not aware of many of the origins of the logos/names origins that you presented.
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  4042. Congratulations for such interesting video. Bravo!
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  4043. that was super super awesome
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  4044. What a great list of anecdotes. I really enjoyed this.
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  4045. You can't bet a bit of history, thank you.
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  4046. Awesome topic ! 👍
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  4047. I love all of the GPZs, i've owned two 500S, one 900R and three 1000RX and still have two 1000RX together with my brother so before even watching one second of this video I can tell that I totally dig this series!
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  4048. Lift with your legs not your back Gosh please. Also yay more things for you to lose sanity on. Also it's weird how you essentially went fuck it and got an mr2 up and running first, which should not be a first project. And then after that you decide to work on a bike. Which is usually a first project. It'd only make half sense if you decided to go fully insane and 4age swap that bike.
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  4049. Love your videos dude!!
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  4050. Every time it geting better, my favorite day of the week [POZDRAV IZ BUGARSKE]
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  4051. Love the in depth videos! Happy to have found the channel!
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  4052. Bro, I give you much credit for laying down those rap bars! Also, you are very knowledgeable with the vehicles and engines. Thanks for the time and effort you put into these.
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  4053. Wow, I miss your old cringe raps lol That took me back 😊
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  4054. this is awesome!
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  4055. Loved your masterclass. Greetings from Argentina
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  4056. Thank you for explaining this so well. Brilliant video.
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  4057. Double overhead rotary valve would solve the issue of the spark plug not in the middle, would also allow for larger ports ?
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  4058. My goodness, your knowledge and enthusiasm is so infectious. Well done.
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  4059. The real question in this video...... How did the thrown valve land silently? Was it caught? Did it go out of the window? ...... Anybody?
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  4060. Awesome video! Your videos are always so enjoyable to watch.
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  4061. Excellent Very interesting !
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  4062. Very interesting video my friend 👍😎
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  4063. Excellent presentation!!!
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  4064. I love your videos! Great content
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  4065. That was an excellent video, even for me who doesn’t know a lot. Thank you !
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  4066. You make the most fascinating videos and you do it so very well. You'd be an excellent engineering teacher. Thank you so much.
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  4067. Very interesting and very well presented.
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  4068. I enjoy this channel. The information is excellent. Thank you
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  4069. Fascinating as usual.
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  4070. No walls were hurt in your definition, I like it better :D
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  4071. Im so glad you made this video! Keep it up!!
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  4072. Best explanation I’ve heard in a long time. Thanks
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  4073. Wow! I've always wondered about this and you answered that question perfectly. Great job!
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  4074. Thanks!
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  4075. amazing video as always 🔥I wanna know when you gonna release those shirts for us to buy I love it
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  4076. Brilliantly explained and in great English vocabulary without staggering.
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  4077. Absolutely amazing vid. Helped me understand concepts much better.
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  4078. Another excellent educational video. I always learn when I watch your channel. Huge props. Luv and Peace.
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  4079. Don't get carried away, he isn't that good.
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  4080. I got your point now, when you replied to a similar comment, thanks a lot!
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  4081. Love this guy. Great knowledge. Great teacher.
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  4082.  @d4a  Thank you for responding to viewer comments. Thumbs up. I love your videos <3
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  4083. i got here ffor the thumbnail photo, i got a phisics lesson then i subscribed for another psisics lesson
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  4084. Fantastic! The reason for wider tyre improving grip has been a mystery to me for years. This finally explains it. A superb, clear and well presnted video. Many thanks
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  4085. I'd consider myself very knowledgeable with cars but I always learn something new watching your videos! always!
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  4086. Congratulations! Top quality videos!
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  4087. That's great. I didn't realize this.
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  4088. I certainly learned something new, thank you.
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  4089. This dude explains everything in the best possible way in order to understand even the most complicated things
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  4090. Again amazing tech explanation with simple words! Keep this spirit!!!
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  4091. Top notch video. I've learnt so much from your videos, boost school are my favourite
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  4092. Great Video Sir. Im a trained Mechanical Engineer and Physicist and this is as good as it gets, Geometry and Engineering married. This reminds me of graduate school. All of this video makes perfect sense.
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  4093. Your videos are awesome! New subscriber! +1 Thank you good sir for putting this together. As a new motorcycle rider I am growing incredibly interested in mechanics and maintenance. Your explanations are mind boggling sometimes, yet invaluable! Cheers from The Netherlands!
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  4094. This is one of the best explanations what causes the secondary imbalance.
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  4095. BEAUTIFUL, clear and concise description of what is going on and I loved your final words about how rod length ratio is DESIGNED into the engine. And better performance will result from cam changes vs. trying to change your rod ratio. Thank you SIR!!
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  4096. I love this channel
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  4097. Thanx for straining my brain so much mate. Fantastic Chanel 💪
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  4098. This is the best explanation ever! Mindblown . 🤔
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  4099. I was thinking different cranks, like a stroker motor, this was explained very well in the video! Great job!
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  4100. Have no enough words to thank you man for everything I learn from you and your brilliant lessons
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  4101. This was such a good video I watched it again
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  4102. Just watched the 360° vs 180° vs 270° video before this and now I feel like I cheated on the opening question xD
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  4103. You’re a legend. I love learning this stuff.
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  4104. Extraordinary interesting and informative channel! Great content!
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  4105. Thanks!
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  4106. You sir, are a MASTER of finding facts that, on the surface, SEEM unimportant, and then showing people why they ARE important. I often know some (or most) of what you say already, but I never dare to skip through a video. BRAVO!
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  4107. I love this guy, i'm a petrolhead but his explanations are excellent, and his English is much more understandable to me (I'm Italian and I don't speak English very well). Thanks for your videos, you deserve all the good feedback you get!
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  4108. I was going to make a joke about the stroke of my long rod, but my brain hurts too much now :D
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  4109. Best presentation on the subject, visual and audio EVER!!!!
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  4110. Soon as I saw he subject I realised I already knew all about this. MAN I learned a lot from this video. You'd think I'd have learned my lesson after the carb rod video 😅I LOVE the amount of detail, you cover absolutely everything... secondary vibrations huh? .🤗 THANK YOU!!!
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  4111. Another great video bro! Nice work with the animations. And hey, I just noticed, 400k subscribers! 🎉 🎉
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  4112. You have an amazing ability to make a subject matter that should be dry and boring to be very engaging and interesting. Thank you.
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  4113. This is a really great channel and I am really glad to have found it. Thank you for all the great content!!!!
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  4114. Great explanations! You are really the best channel which covers these topics!
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  4115. I LOVE THESE VIDEOS!!!! Thanks! Since you have done an amazing video on pretty much every other magical aspect of engine design, could I request that you do a video on wrist pin location in the piston, specifically outline the pros/cons of an offset pin location? That would be so cool! Thanks again!!!
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  4116. outstanding! thank you! well done!
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  4117. Wow......I am impressed 👌 👏...thumbs up for you. Well explained. Keep up the great work
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  4118. Thanks!
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  4119. I´m 52 years old and I´ve changed a cilynder head joint for the first time when I was 11. In over 40 years of (amateur) experience I never took 20 minutes to think about this very interesting subject. Shame for me. But now I know a little bit more with this knowledge that you shared with us. Thank you very much. You´ve got great teaching skills. It made my day. Greetings
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  4120. I’m going into this Ford Vs Ferrari movie, with knowledge!
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  4121. Outstanding presentation skills.
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  4122. Wow what a fantastic video! Thanks for all the effort into explanation it!
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  4123. Another great one. Congrats for the awesome content.
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  4124. Brilliant! I love your videos, recently subscribed and been through 4 videos already. Great explanations!
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  4125. Hey man, hope you are doing well and 2022 is treating you right! I've had a ton of life changes going on. We'll have to catch up sometime!
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  4126.  @d4a  bombinette in french = sporty little car or angry little car it refer to the 80-90s GTI cars (peugeot vw citroen), this were some little cars whit a lot of power and not enought brakes ;-)
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  4127. great video mate
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  4128. I'll believe it when I see it
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  4129. i came for all the comment engineers :) so far they haven't dissapointed.
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  4130. I love this guy. I love that he spent time explaining to people the realities of developing an engine as a segue from his analysis on the engine. Such a great channel.
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  4131. I believe your videos are informative and objective. I have never felt as though you are trying to sell something or promote a product . Keep up the good work and let the critics roll off.
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  4132. Thank you for your manners diplomacy and patience in explaining to the troll what a scam is. If all of YouTube were this thoughtful and diplomatic it would be a much different place!
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  4133. Yet another excellent and very interesting video.
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  4134. Super interesting.
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  4135. Very clear, very concise and very professional. Keep up the great work and don't let the haters get you down!
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  4136. more entertaining than any other "car channel"
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  4137. Wow, great video then at 9:00 it gets even better by tying to the previous video topic :D
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  4138. Very interesting and helpful. Thanks for sharing! 🙂
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  4139. I think a lot of y'all choose not to finish watching before commenting the same issues he goes over.
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  4140. This remembered me about the rotaries being such a crazy idea that no one wanted to finance back in the day, but happened to win Le Mans in 1991. Yes, we absolutely must give crazy ideas a try, because crazy stuff made humanity goes as far as we are now. A way of getting rid of secondary balance is very temptating but I can't hide my insecurities about it.
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  4141. You’re awesome ❤❤
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  4142. I just found your channel, very interesting. +1 for the algo
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  4143. Your explanations are always spot on. Please never stop because of negative comments of other people.
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  4144. Great video thank you 👍
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  4145. I need a car guy friend like you! I love the way you talk and think and disect everything to do with cars! Good video as always!
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  4146. As usual, clear succinct and to the point. As a 30 year automotive technician I still came away from your video with additional knowledge. Keep up the good work!
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  4147. This was so educational. You are the best.
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  4148. amazing, informative and to the point. great video
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  4149. As a German automotive engineer, I salute the quality of your work!
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  4150. Doktor!!! Najprofesionaliji, najkvalitetniji automobilski kanal na youtubeu sto se tice objasnjenja i konkretnog znanja o temi u komparaciji sa suvremenim stanjem u svijetu. Plus baratanje stranim jezikom na najvisoj razini. Hvala ti
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  4151. THANK YOU for this. I cannot overstate how valuable this indepth information is to myself and other diesel owners who make large investments in their equipment. Please continue your channel!
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  4152. i just discovered this channel few days ago, every video is full with such a good explinations and examples!
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  4153. majestic, as always.
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  4154. Wow! Yet another WONDERFUL and super informative video!! TYVN!
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  4155. Very informative. I really like these longer more in-depth videos.
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  4156. Generalizations are, generally, wrong. Amazing video again!
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  4157. A very good and through clip. Details count, and this one factors a lot of them in to paint a realistic picture. Thanks
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  4158. Amazing video . Well said and explained. Glad there are still people out there thinking and had have common sense . Probably the next topic should be the modern oils cuz recently I had so many arguments about no point to heat up the engine when you have synthetic oil in your engine. I like your videos bro. Keep it up Well done
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  4159. You are freaking brilliant dude!
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  4160. Great explanation. Visual examples help a ton in learning about the subject matter 👍
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  4161. These are extremely well presented and explained videos. Great job!
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  4162. Excellent video as always, loved the water example
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  4163. This guy calmly made me a Bov/ turbo scholar.
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  4164. Wow great work thanks for the education 🤙🤙
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  4165. Amazing video! Easy to understand! Thank you!
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  4166. I love this channel
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  4167. D4A, you have about got my old "craburetor brain" out of the 5000 rpm spin turbos left me in a while back. I can't talk the talk yet, but increasingly have a much better idea of "how and What" TY, TYVM, FR
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  4168. bro this helped me understand this soooo much more thank you sir
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  4169. Fantastic explanation! Thank you 👍👌
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  4170. Insanely educational video… helped me so much!!
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  4171. Wow your videos are awesomeness
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  4172. this was honestly the best explanation i have ever seen
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  4173. Awesome, Awesome video, with precise explanations of how the BOV and turbo system works. Certainly rated among the best I’ve seen and heard over my 25yrs as an automotive tech. Any novice should be very happy indeed😀, ..Saaalute, my friend! Real Talk💪🏾💯
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  4174. Fantastic video, great simplified explanations. Subscribed for life
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  4175. Love the channel, perfect explanations as always. thanks!
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  4176. the way this guy explains such complicated stuff is incredible. 6 year olds could understand this. thank you!
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  4177. I love this channel and the quality of your work. Thank you!
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  4178. Knob turning pleasure had me sceamin🤣😂🤣 love your channel bro keep it up👍 Aloha from kauai Hawaii🤙
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  4179. gem of a video!
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  4180. This is the best explanation i've seen so far 👍
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  4181. Awesome video sir. I've been a car enthusiast for years and know what a turbo and BOV is supposed to do but never really understood how they worked. This video just blew my mind, I must've watched it like 4 times already 👍🏼
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  4182. One of the best automotive channels out there. Awesome explanations of how things work. Love it.
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  4183. Thanks for making this vid man, really helped me understand how a BOV can be incorporated into a system and its functions.
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  4184. You are an amazing teacher
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  4185. Another great video, thank you. Great to see the evolution of the channel, production values have really improved as has the storytelling/quality of the explanations offered. Keep up the good work :)
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  4186. I think I need a Mechanical Engineering Certificate due to your channel sir
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  4187. Disco stututu 🕺
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  4188. Finally actually understand this! Thank you for your service 🖖
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  4189. Just amazing content ! Your explanations are awesome !!!
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  4190. Jolly good job mate! Nobody does it better
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  4191. Excellent, clear common language explanation. Unprovable!! PERFECT 🙂
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  4192.  @d4a  ah, thanks! Awesome content as always!
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  4193. Genuinly the best explanation I have seen. Subscribed
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  4194. amazing video so much information you got my sub
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  4195. Great video, best explanation Ive seen
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  4196. Such a good video! Quality is next level!
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  4197. Awesome video. WOW! How useful is this? I especially appreciated the knowledge gained regarding the contrast between the recirculating and atmospheric venting and the different benefits and drawbacks for both. Also, how to utilize both to maximize performance. I can't thank you enough.
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  4198. I know exactly how those things work, but it makes me relax and catches my attention like I was a little child and you a very good story taller. And this is not just on this video, but on all of them. You are doing an amazing job! 😎👍
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  4199. i learned so much in this video, makes me feel more confident on installing my own turbo
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  4200. Love these videos please keep doing them!
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  4201. Literally the best explanation I have ever seen 👏
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  4202. Great stuff thanks for such good quality easy to watch technical content 👍🏻
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  4203. omg @ the disco stu!! so good lol. thank you!!!
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  4204. Stumbled upon this vid while I'm looking on "great sounding 4age" and looks like I'm staying! I love the humor and the tips! We need dudes like you!
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  4205. I’m glad to see it finally going in! Won’t be long and it’ll be up and running
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  4206. How to install 4AGE Step 58: K I C C
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  4207. Never skip leg day.......... I had to use the same method with my M15A Suzuki Install.
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  4208. Great job dude!! I know it was stressful but you got it in and once your able to drive it it will be worth it.. the ending is too funny!!!! Hahahaha
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  4209. Great job!
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  4210. I´m still waiting to finish those final things before i put my emblem bought very long time ago. I promised myself not to put it until everything else was done. I think, there should be another historical moment for every AW11 owner, that is, place the D4A sticker on his car ^_^ Need to get one!
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  4211. It feels like I learn more from this channel than from my university engineering course a lot of the time Great work mate
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  4212. Man… the more I watch these videos, the more I realize how bloody complicated internal combustion engines are, and how many compromises are made in consumer engines in order for them reach decent affordability and durability.
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  4213. love your channel, every vid is fascinating. Thank you!
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  4214. A Master of explanation. Thanks!
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  4215. I love your engine design deep dives, novel or otherwise. Keep up the good work!
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  4216. I’m so glad you made this. I’ve been really curious about it.
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  4217. I very much enjoy and appreciate your channel. You have fascinating subjects, and are able to explain so that i can understand. Thank you!
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  4218. A well done video - I thought I would be fast forwarding a lot because the video is so long, but its actually very information dense and I actually had to rewind at some points
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  4219. So we can file out the ports for more power? Sweet.
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  4220. ❤❤❤❤
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  4221. Thanks again for your wonderful explanations! I really appreciate your videos!
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  4222. ahhh he’s back with more answers!!!
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  4223. Awesome! 😊
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  4224. This was an amazing video. Interesting topic? Check. Thorough and intelligent analysis? Check. Clear, easy to understand explanations and illustrations? Check. Fun to watch? Check. Nutritious AND delicious! Keep up the first class work.
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  4225. Great video as always!
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  4226. Great explanation
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  4227. man, it started so well... thanks a lot for a very educational video, really enjoying your channel!
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  4228. I'm a motoring enthusiast infant compared to most yet you still make these videos interesting and easy to follow
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  4229. This must be by far the best tutorial for cam adjustment! Thank you so much!!!
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  4230. Thank you. My project has been ongoing for a while and you’ve introduced some new concepts for me to check. Very much appreciated
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  4231. nice work mate, just for a pat on your back someone has followed your Bike Carb 4AGE and now hes building his AE86 to be bike carb powered as well https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mYMAzFjEsAE
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  4232. oooh lol fuk 🤦‍♂️ i was wondering why i could not get the hats all the way in smh. Very helpful video 👍
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  4233. thanks a lot excellent video.i have a toyota 1g 6 cylinder engine.did what you showed and it works like new again
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  4234. Very nice sir and your English is very good. Keep up the good work we love it. ❤
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  4235. @D4A - Yesssss!!! Ur best vid yet: my all-time favorite engine from my all-time favorite manufacturer -Toyota. I'll also conclude with rap - Today was a Good Day (Ice Cube).
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  4236. Such a great channel! i bacame an instant subscriber! Awesome history coverage, with pros and cons, in alternate senarios! Kool!👍
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  4237. Did anyone notice-His shirt changes?!?
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  4238. You have a dope channel. I watch you and engineering explained back to back. Thanks buddy.
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  4239. Just found your channel, just subscribed. Great, in depth info!
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  4240. Thanks for the great explanation
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  4241. Awesome content, thank you! great channel, hope you get more subscribers and supporters!
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  4242.  @d4a  pros still outweigh the cons haha. Will stay with your content till your third time.. Looking forward to new episodes of boost school. Keep it up man. :)
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  4243. Wow what a good video, man, you are one of the best content creators i hve ever seen!
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  4244. Great content. I now have your channel listed as a "must watch" for all my primary engineering students. THX.
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  4245. well said your video was Clear, concise, well explained with both pro's and cons. it's great
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  4246. I doubt if a better presentation could be made, excellent!
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  4247. Everytime you say wavey thing, i cant help but giggle, very scientific.
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  4248. You have a well-organized mind and a particularly strong ability to mentally put yourself, with respect to your script, in a listener's position. (Likewise, with respect to the graphics, a viewer's position.)👏 And English is not your first language.😮
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  4249. I really get a lot out of your videos. Thanks so much.
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  4250. very nice video, well done.
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  4251. Wonderfull presentation full of clear expanations, Well done!!, and also brilliant idea, bravo for INNengine!
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  4252. I dont even like cars and this was still interesting. 0.0
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  4253. Very interesting concept and excellent explanation AND analysis as always. I thoroughly enjoyed watching your video, thank you very much!
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  4254. Thanks! I really did find your article very interesting and it's obvious that you put a lot of research effort into your presentation.
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  4255. I think I can listen to you explaining for hours. Very smooth you would make a perfect professor
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  4256. Great video, fascinating idea, totally agree with your conclusion.
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  4257. lol @ wavy thing. You have some VERY informative videos.
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  4258. Thanks!
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  4259. Thanks
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  4260. Always intresting and well explained, good job !
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  4261. I just really love your videos mate
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  4262. BTW, good job. I love how you looked at the good and bad and reality.
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  4263. 'Hello, is that Piper Cams?, I'd like a high-lift wavy thing please'
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  4264. Hello i am a new sub. Congrats ob the 21k subs. As a fellow 4AGE fanboy i am loving your video and that sexy engine of yours made me came in my pants.
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  4265. Nice Work! 😍
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  4266. Hey man! Big thumbs up to you & your channel. Been a proud subscriber to your channel for a while now 😉 Still a question: by now, you probably have the car on the road — how does it drive? Also, does your engine consume/burn any oil after you’ve overhauled it? Cheers from Belgium 🇧🇪
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  4267. I wonder what do you do for living? nice video always take care!
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  4268. Like someone else said. You trapped me! I immediately sub after the "funky 4AGE build". I love how you answer all the question. Your going to be big man! keep up the good work.
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  4269. amazing quality bump in these new vids! This channel seriously deserves more recognition!
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  4270. Great video and very detailed explanation. Can't wait for an update. As an Alfadan investor and non-mechanical engineer, I understand much better what they are trying to solve.
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  4271. I subscribed for 2 reasons: 1st the content and explanations are very good. 2nd you didn't ask to subscribe, that means you are focusing on the content. i am tired of 'pls subscribe' story. Good job!
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  4272. WOW... learned something NEW here today. thanx bro
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  4273. Really amazing Video, keep up the great work! 👍
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  4274. Brilliant, taking a seriously complex issue and presenting it simply.
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  4275. This is one of the best channels out there. Interesting technology, hope we see some updates soon!
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  4276. Great vid jam packed with didactical info and CGI's. Thank you!
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  4277. superb video my man you are very good at what you do i have never seen a person that speaks with an accent but does such a good job of enunciating that i understand every single thing you said as a person who love detail i thank you for the amount of effort you put into your videos
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  4278. Very well described. Subscribed
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  4279. Wow, this okd dog learned something by your video. Thank you for the detailed info. Had no idea on the power timimg, makes sence
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  4280. Thank you for this video, what a great explanation, you have taught me more about an engine than I thought possible.
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  4281. Casually: I ended up speaking to the CEO. Like a boss. Hahaha amazing video as always man. Blowing our minds each episode. Speaking of episodes, I want more Boost School! The claims for this engine are wild. I truly hope it's a total reality. My initial guess was an offset crankshaft of some kind. When this thing does come to market, can't wait to watch your video dissecting every detail!
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  4282. Super educational! Thanks.
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  4283. Super cool! Thank you for sharing!
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  4284. Bro you are absolutely amazing. I get so so excited for every new video.my freida works at a f1 race boat machine shop.an I will be showing hom this video tomorrow morning. Man why u dont have over a million followers it blows my mind.every video is so amazing to watch an it's all so informative ty man.i would love to meet u in person. Keep it up an stay safe my friend out there.u rock bro.
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  4285. "Sump" Jackson Pollack Mixed Media on Stamped Steel Year: unknown
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  4286. The insensored parts are GREAT because working on cars is not always textbook, sometimes u got to improvise adapt and overcome!! Great job keeping it real tho!!
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  4287. like for that intro
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  4288. ha ha the last samurai
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  4289. I just started hearing engine knock so I decided to look up a youtube video on it. "What I'm going to be doing in the next few minutes is committing suicide." I feel ya, man. Appreciate the humor.
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  4290. hahaha i watched til the end. you funny ass
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  4291. Your intro is the best dude 😍🤣
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  4292. first half of video is funny as hell man thanks for the great video
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  4293. My god that was funny, I needed that right now, the end of your video is how I feel right now, i just spent $1,100 on OEM parts timing chain, gaskets, oil pump and oil pan gasket, 16 lifters and the hours to install them. The knocking got even worse, the bad thing was I could not get the oil pan off to look at the rod bearings. I really do think it's probably rod knock, so I'm going out tomorrow to buy a car for the wife spending $11,000 to $17,000 on a car and park this pig 2001 Dodge Dakota with 200k mileage and figure what I'm going to do, I was thinking of buying a used engine $800 to $1,500 and swapping out the parts witch would put me at $1,800 -$2,500. not sure if that's the right decision the problem with that is I can by a long block for $2,800 and have a 3 year warranty on the engine. Sometimes its best not to be handy, in retrospect I should have parked the truck, bought a another car and pulled the engine I would have saved my self $1,1000 and 15-25 hours. This truck turned into a money pit.
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  4294. Peter piper picked a peck of  pickled pressed in  piston pins
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  4295. hahahhaaahahahhaa brilliant!
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  4296. Excellent video! Very informative! Thanks very much!
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  4297. so satisfying ... good job done .. and thanks for the very helpful video .. looking forward to clean my car's reservoir soon .. thanks again
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  4298. great video again mate :D
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  4299. More building, less talking :D
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  4300. This is good stuff. Side draught or flat slide carbs, or ITB's sound like no other on a good 4 cyl engine. I built an 18RGR back in '99, in college. Ended up selling the engine but kept the 40mm Mikuni/Solex carbs it had on it. I didn't wanna part with the engine but I didn't wanna part with the carbs even more. They have Toyota parts tags on them! I doubt pieces like that are a dime a dozen these days...
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  4301. Just a little comment on the title. I think I would prefer: "Bike Carbs on Car Engine" or "Car Engine with Bike Carbs" And maybe add "Coversion Plan" to the end as you have it. Could also go with "Converting EFI Car Engine to use Bike Carbs - The Plan" or similar. Throwing in ITB would be good too, since so many people search for that. Not knocking you at all, just being picky about the English and also thinking of search optimization.
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  4302. Im doing a 86 4a-c conversion to 4a-gc, would i have to change out the fuel pump since its already carbed? Also ive heard that kouki 86's have the same trim as the gts but missing the obvious goodies. Great vids btw! You're like the only guy who does great vids on the 4a-ge
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  4303. Got to be the funniest car detailing vids I've seen on YouTube yet🤣
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  4304. At 9:00 min, The "C pillar trim" song sounds too much like the "I broke the black rubber edge trim off my side skirts and air dam" song. Youtube will soon demonitse you.
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  4305. your vid are great
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  4306. geez dude you are very clever with this stuff thanks for teaching us all
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  4307.  @d4a  I though about it… and now it all makes sense. If I was falling and someone pulled my feet sideways my head would accelerate faster. If I jumped and someone pulled my feet sideways my head would slow down. Basically the difference is the direction. The piston is “falling” toward BDC and “jumping” away from BDC. Thank you for your videos and insight!
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  4308. this is incredible knowledge well explained.
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  4309. That was the simplest and best explanation I have ever seen on con-rod angularity and piston speed. (and I've seen and read a lot over last ~50 years) It's something I've been aware of but probably too much math in previous explanations? Primary and secondary forces and balance shafts, about the same as I knew from 1970's but the first part was absolutely brilliant
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  4310. Wow! Best explanation I've ever heard!
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  4311. Absolutely love your videos man! You have a very thorough approach to demystifying the inherent engineering latent in engine design. Checkout Viking Aircraft Engines website, why so many kitplane builders like me are sold on Honda engines, ie the VTEC, k20, L15b versions, for me, the 195hp Honda Accord turbo. I have rebuilt many engines in a lifetime, diesel included, but I always glean so much stuff from your videos, even as a mechanic, stuff I had no idea about! Thank you for the time you’ve put into these videos!
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  4312. Instant subscriber
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  4313. WOW , man!! Just G R E A T everything; do you know everything about engines balancing??
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  4314. I love learning stuff! And I always do watching you!
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  4315. Fabulous video
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  4316. Great video, learned a lot. Thanks for posting it.
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  4317. Perfect compacted knowledge without being boring or to demanding. Thumbs up!
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  4318. I've just discovered this channel and I'm hooked. He explains it very well. 👌
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  4319. Im a dumbass and I understood this guy. Awesome tutorial.
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  4320. wow your channel expanded so much since i was here. im glad to see how you grow by producing high quality content
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  4321. I’ve grown to absolutely love your videos, it’s the second time I’m watching the whole thing. Where are the inline twin and eight? Has there ever been an inline seven?
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  4322. Lovely explanation of engine balances! And glad to see those old animation still providing some educational value! :D
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  4323. This video was perfectly balanced!
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  4324. Dang, I love this guy's videos! Clear, concise, to-the-point, no long-winded irrelevant info. I'm dying to hear you explain & evaluate Freddie Spencer's 1983 Honda NS-500 V3 TWO-stroke Gran Prix motorcycle race bike! And maybe also Bugatti's W-16.
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  4325. D4A... Nothing to add but a big thank you for all your videos. You make it look all so simple...
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  4326. Very happy I found this channel, great vids!
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  4327. I'd seriously love more videos like this one! Can't wait for the next video!
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  4328. Great video as always! I have gotten to see an AW11 about once or twice in real life and your videos offset the lack of MR2s in my life!
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  4329. Omg! Cracking me up with that helium comment! That underside looks so nice on the car!👍 Yeah, I had to wait for an alignment specialist on my car since the other guys didn’t know, I’m like it’s a Celica ? But he did do an awesome job. Congrats, looks good- glad to see it back on the road.
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  4330. First AF brutha!
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  4331. Nice idea, i use a modified tricket and fit sockets in order to extract anything
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  4332. Good tip. Whatever works I say.
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  4333. Came for the bush removal, stayed for the aw11!
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  4334. Had to do this today on my Ford Sierra and i was so confused at first, then i watched your video and it really helped me. You earned yourself a sub!
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  4335. Awesome idea...thanks for sharing!
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  4336. Makes sense because gas eats rubber, Brake fluid eats painted surfaces. I still remember that from school, I should've used some common sense, i swear if i didn't watch this i bet one day i try to take out bushing and i'll just give up and buy a new suspension part. LOL
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  4337. Very good. Cant wait to hear it !
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  4338. Amazing video! I can't wait to see how well u complete the build and fine tune it!
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  4339. I follow your channel, one of my very favorite and I hadn’t seen this video until now. Just fantastic, loved your commitment and enjoyment of your work and your car. Bravo!
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  4340. Now, for some better tires! You were barely turning and I heard them squealing! Nicely done. Love seeing progress and testing on the Underdog
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  4341. Nice!👍👏 Get an Alignment, just so it's right!🙏 I have the same problem with my right foot in my 1995 Cadillac Seville STS with the 300 Hp Northstar V8. When you get the Variable Valve Timing coming on in 1st or 2nd around 3500-4000 rpm, the sound is Wonderful, and a little addictive!😁🥰 If not for a crooked fabricator who disappeared with my payment and others payments, I would have had a Northstar V8 in my 1985 Pontiac Fiero!🤬 Your car reminds me a bit of my friends Northstar Fiero! What a Rush!!😁 Beautiful area you are driving in! Thanks for sharing!👍 Mike in San Diego.🌞🎸🚀🖖
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  4342. Wow car sounds great! I would be so scared to drive it on that road like that you were ripping it! great build and drive safe brotha
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  4343. Excellent work sir! It's been such a fun journey...
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  4344. Keep it up coming love these videos
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  4345. Awesome work. It's so good to see your enthusiasm and see you enjoy the car so much. Looking forward to the next installment. Oh yeah! And that was some very impressive driving round those sweeping bends!
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  4346. That's really thrilling. I'm glad you're happy.
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  4347. Happy to see your build and satisfaction it brings to your face
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  4348. Great content. I like this practical approach. 👌
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  4349. very good presentation you’ve gotten down into the nut and bolts of it. A lot of people just gloss over this stuff but really people. need to understand the critical parts in the process and you’ve done very well applause.
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  4350. How do I subscribe twice?
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  4351. Your videos are just so incredibly good!
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  4352. I had now idea that turbofans had two sets blades on two shafts! Very good video D4A!
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  4353. Great knowledge and wonderful delivery. Thank you so much!
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  4354. impressive information... I was curious and now I know.. Thank You
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  4355. Bloody effin excellent video! Knew practically everything but I've never seen it explained so well. Not a word too many nor too little, the models are effin great and the presentation fantastic. That's all the compliments you'll get from me, I don't want to overdo it.
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  4356. You’re a legend
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  4357. I don't know about your childhood but your adulthood is totally awesome with those jet engine models. thanks for beautifully explaining such a complicated subject.
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  4358. Thanks a lot for your powerful & awesome video, good luck &god bless you
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  4359. I have been wanting to know/searching for this exact information for 25 years. I cannot thank you enough so here it goes ... thank you!
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  4360. Thank you for this very interesting videos. I learned many things, even though I knew the basics.
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  4361. I was not expecting this but i loved it !! Awesome !! 🔥🔥🔥
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  4362. Wow this is a cool video
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  4363. This was an incredibly well explained video. Absolutely loved it and learned a lot about jet turbines
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  4364. this video was soo complex yet soo simple to understand. Thank you for the explanation.
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  4365. Awesome video dude! Best description so far!
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  4366. i so dont care about jet engines. but ill watch the shit out of this video :D
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  4367. So cool. I'm actually learning from your videos. Thanks!
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  4368. Great video, really enjoyed watching.
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  4369. Its funny how a piston engine will melt itself if ran too lean, but jet engines are the extreme opposite. Awesome video btw, I love the aviation stuff
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  4370. magnificent explanations, thanks!!
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  4371. your video is very good, all the important things you explain in easy to understand terms. it makes it very easy for people or lay mechanics to digest the concept you want to explain. I just saw the first few parts of this video, I was immediately interested & automatically subscribed. I really appreciate your work
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  4372. This is a great informative video. Best one I've seen
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  4373. Great explanation man. Also classic argument about how everything on a car and generally any other product, has tradeoffs. You want more power? Well you get less longevity etc and it goes on and on. Guys throwing out just hp and torque numbers think its the be all and end all... And forget about hp to weight, driveability, efficiency, etc. Awesome as always
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  4374. This is such an amazing explanation. Thanks man. I’m going to apply this new knowledge to my project car
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  4375. Great explanation of the two manifold Vs. Headers! This is why I've subscribed! Thanks
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  4376. Learned more about turbo manifolds than ever 10 min. into this vid. Good stuff 👏 👍
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  4377. Great video man! 👍 It's interesting that some mfg's are going to exhaust manifolds that are part of the head casting, leading to even shorter exhaust runners. Conversely, there's a shop (not) working on Remote Mount Turbos for my NC Miata. To keep all the cats and stock emissions equipment, the turbo is going to be placed where the muffler is, with a charge pipe running up to the engine. No intercooler needed, since the charge pipe is so long. He swears the lag isn't as bad as you'd think, but we'll see.
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  4378. That's an Audi 1.8T Manifold ;)
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  4379. thanks for the knowledge ^^ awesome video man!
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  4380. One of your best videos, thank you :-)
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  4381. Your explanations are very clear and understandable. Great work.
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  4382. Brilliantly explained as per usual ! 😀
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  4383. I'm learning so much from this channel. Thanks for the education.
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  4384. I usually listen to your videos twice...so the first time is like "basic Math" and I get the ideas and concepts... and the 2nd time aroind, I pick up more of the details, and also get a better understanding of some of the things mentioned earlier in the video.
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  4385. thank you for doing this video...looks awesome man
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  4386. This was the 1st video I watched from your channel, and you have progressed so far! Keep up the great work!
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  4387. Your journey is amazing
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  4388. Looks fantastic, can see all the hours you spent on her!
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  4389. Inspirational! Love your videos man
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  4390. inspirational
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  4391. That is hard out man good work!
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  4392. Amazing!!!! Congratulations for all this work!
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  4393. This is amazing! Thank you for sharing. So close to giving up on my project but this has given me the kick I need. Can I ask what process you used for your cleaning up your arches? Yours look great and mine could use some attention... 🙈
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  4394. I have an AW11 and your videos have helped me out so much!
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  4395.  @d4a  thank you man, I have a Corolla FX16 with 4AGE and my dream is to have my Motors like you 😎👍👍👍 So Beautiful.
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  4396. Great work man! Been watching you for a while but never commented here. Lots of hard work and dedication :)
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  4397. I have an mr2 project sitting in my garage and have been looking for inspiration to finish it. Thanks a ton. Very neat build :)
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  4398. Fantastic job man, I'm getting close to having mine on the road :)
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  4399. I love you so much, I got a 3rd gen MR2 thanks to you honestly, i know it’s not the same at all but 5 years I didn’t know passed, and honestly I’m so happy you made it this far. I didn’t even have my license when I subscribed to you, and I’m super glad I found your channel, from engine rebuilds to repairs, I’m inspired ever since. 💪
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  4400. Haha that’s awesome you used a pic of my car for the end of s15.
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  4401. He he, you are funny. I always have a smile on my face when you rap.
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  4402. Sxexy
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  4403. You can but it's really hard on an mr2 mk1, as access is horrible. On some other cars it's super easy.
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  4404. great video, helped me out with my ford thanks
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  4405. Great job,thanx.
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  4406. Great video!
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  4407. Dude you are awesome, thats the only thing I needed to change, saved me hella a lot of time!
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  4408. very good explanation..thank you very much
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  4409. Made it simple and easy to understand excellent
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  4410. Awesome 👌 👍 👍 😎 Thanks bro
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  4411. Love your videos keep up with the amazing work
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  4412. Gopnik BMW? ) Where did you got that word from? P.S. Love the videos though 👏
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  4413. As you can tell I'm watching and commenting. The one piece show cutaway was amazing and made me really happy. Used to watch that on Saturdays and at the public library on the internet lol
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  4414. AirGear soundtrack)
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  4415. Please with the center caps!...Aluline Turbine Design wheels are the best opinion for the MR2 ;) Greetings from (W.) Germany
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  4416. "Questi giorni quando vieni, il belle sole... la la la la laaa laaa laaa laaa la la la la" 🌹// Amazing drive bro
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  4417. Ohh nice! Thanks for the info, watching this while Tig welding rear arms for a sleeper 4 door mk1 focus at 5 am lol. Nice work!
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  4418. Amazing sound!
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  4419. Lots of hard work, well done 👍
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  4420. That's wonderful! 😊
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  4421. That looks and sounds so good I'm gonna have to go hit some twisties myself. I'll be back in 2hrs.
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  4422. What a great video. You are one of the most informative car guys on you tube. I love your DIY approach.
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  4423. @ driving 4 answers . Love that you are doing it yourself & show good improvisation, thank you for sharing with us all. I always enjoy & look forward to all your uploads. I always learn something.
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  4424. Beautiful end result, awesome walkthrough 🙏
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  4425. Wow! That's a lot of work but very rewarding. I guess you really want to look after that engine now so you don't destroy the head and have to do all that again!
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  4426. Find yourself someone who looks at you the way driving 4 answers looks at a Toyota economy cylinder head. 😂😁👍
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  4427. Your videos are the most informative videos on automotive engineering I have seen. Congratulations and keep them coming.
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  4428. Amazing bit of information great work 👏 👍 and very informative keep it coming 👍
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  4429. This will be like the most sophisticated home made build on the planet. Everything is so accurate and beautifully done. Can't wait for the end result
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  4430. This is what I’ve been struggling with! Thank you!
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  4431. really cool build. doing alot of stuff i have never heard of before. and doing it yourself to show how low budgets can be optimized. and this build verifies all your technical teaching videos, as in, proof you know what your talking about. have been a viewer maybe since the beginning, so keep up the good content. good luck with your build. from MD, USA
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  4432. excellent video man, absolutely excellent! I clicked subscribe very early in the vid. haven't watched anymore of your vids, but if you have more DIY projects like this, I'm in! not sure if you already have, but I would love to see this used everywhere on the car that it can be. for new poly engine mount bushings for my Porsche 951 is at least $600, this is a HUGE DIY victory. if we can do sway bar bushings, control arm bushings, and so on, this will be an extremely helpful and money savings DIY. thanks dude
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  4433. I'm only here because youtube has been suggesting this video for 2 days, literally no matter wat part of the tube I'm in... so annoying youtube.
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  4434. Thanks for this video. I have a 1996 Riviera with a bad motor mount that is impossible to replace. They simply are not available, and even the used ones from salvage yards are all so old that the rubber is gone. But repairing my motor mount using this method sounds like just the thing I need to do. Thanks again.
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  4435. Amazing work! Thanks fornsharing this! Ill be doing this fornmy mini vtec conversion!
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  4436. once again ill probibly be asleep. But like last time round I say it will fire first try!
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  4437. Bravo, svaka cast, nadam se da cu imat neki net kad live bude u toku
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  4438. Should be able to watch! Much hype. :D
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  4439. Congrats on 100k subs!
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  4440. 💗💗💗💗 You're a good egg!!!
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  4441. You are awesome! You're funny whether you get it right or wrong, and you put so much effort into your work! It's wonderful to see these for the laughs and also to see more of that effort - seeing the finished product doesn't usually reveal the labour put in to get there. Even these bloopers are just a small glimpse. There's a lot you learn and examine before getting in front of the camera. I am grateful for you pushing past that frustration, and a bit envious too as it's an ability that makes much more possible in life. Keep doing what you love. :)
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  4442. Nice street fighter shirt and of course great effort for making every video informative.
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  4443. That thing sounds sick. First Toyota 4cyl that wowed me with the sound.
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  4444. Love it bro! This is going to be the best MR2 in your country once it's finished!
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  4445. That sounds so good! Its got a very deep rumble to it. Almost doesn't sound like a 4 cylinder.
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  4446. Delighted for you 😊 try get the tickover lowered and start tuning 😀
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  4447. Nice work, they walways sound and run well with quad carbies
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  4448. Hell yeah, dude! Great to hear it running. It sounds very nice when you rev it. It'll sound really nice when you are blasting down the road with the engine lid down. I think a slightly larger exhaust 2" - 2.5" would sound great with it. You said you were getting a new exhaust manifold, so that would be a good time to do that as well. Congrats on all of your hard work coming together!
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  4449. Wet biscuit.... must stress with great stressness! Love it!!!!
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  4450. As usual a full on brilliant review presented in his hugely knowledgeable style .. a pleasure to become immersed in the larger than life presentation .
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  4451. Excellent explanation! I like your videos they are verry entertaining and interesting
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  4452. Dude, that old times intro... man... great!
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  4453. I fell asleep watching this and now I feel absolutely amazing Enjoyed your video tho
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  4454. Seriously love your content!
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  4455. I love these videos! Is there one on sleeve valve engines? The concept is fascinating to me but outside of late WW2 airplane engines I don't know if it was ever used at scale.
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  4456. Congratulations on one million brother! You deserve it.
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  4457. I've been watching your videos for a while now, but now I'm actually rebuilding an engine myself, and I cannot thank you enough for clearly laying out how to use the bore gauge. I was coming up with some wacky numbers, but it was because I was zeroing against the piston skirt instead of zeroing to the factory bore size in the TSRM. Now I can get some accurate measurements on my 5M-GE before I take it to a machine shop. You also answered another question I had about determining new bore. I wasn't sure if I just picked a bore and hoped my new pistons fit, but now I see I need to get the oversize pistons first and do the bore calculations based on actual measurement of the pistons first! Guess I'm ordering pistons soon! Thank you so much!
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  4458. booooooooooooooooooooring ;) Thank you sensei
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  4459. mans out here teaching us how to work at a machine shop FOR FREE
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  4460. Theses videos are awesome thanks! 👍
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  4461. you always come with so much knowledge thank you so much for educating me !
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  4462. You just gained a sub. This video is exactly what i needed.
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  4463. Awesome video
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  4464. Love this channel
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  4465. Today is my exam and I am seeing your videos and videos are very informative. Thank you ❤
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  4466. That is the best video I have ever watched.
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  4467. What a fantastic video! Very well explained. Thank you, sir.
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  4468. Best quality video on YouTube for learn about engines and cars. Thanks for make this sunday awsom.
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  4469. Impressive discussion and what a great topic. Thanks for the share
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  4470. Excellent video. Great technical breakdown ....thanks.
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  4471. Breh my comment
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  4472. I'm now smarter. Thank you.
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  4473. Very good video. I subscribed
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  4474. YOU HAVE A GEN 1 MR2!!! 🙇🙇
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  4475. Amazing video, thank you!
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  4476. This was fantastic and I really love your car. The Mk1 MR2 is one of my favorite cars.
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  4477. wow one of the best explanation ive ever seen
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  4478. 8:52 The moment I saw the windshield wiper lever I KNEW he was in a 1st Gen Toyota MR2 😁👏
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  4479. Excellent tutorial… 10 out of 10.
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  4480. this is your best video and the most clear and concise explanation of VE ive ever seen. great work!!!
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  4481. I feel like an elder wizard just taught me how to cast fireball. Thank you so much. You Just demystified something that I always thought was crazy sorcery.
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  4482. This can teach someone how engines work who has never worked on a car that’s how good it is. Bravo
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  4483. man your channel has been a golden cove of very daunting or complex subjects made so easy to grasp it makes me wanna build something...
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  4484. Great content 👍🏻
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  4485. Thank you for this explainer! I have been struggling with EFI for a while now, I feel like I am beginning to understand it a little bit thanks to your video. Your explanation has clarity and detail that even I can understand! Keep up the good work.
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  4486. This would be a GREAT series for you to do. You explained this perfectly. Please do follow up videos on this subject. I’m just starting to learn this and this was the best explanation so far that I’ve seen. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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  4487. Omg! Now I understand!!!! Thank you 🙏🏻
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  4488. Wow!! This video blew my mind! Noob question: can you do anything like this with the original cpu, or do you need an aftermarket? Amazing channel!!
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  4489. This tutorial is awesome!
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  4490. Holy Mother of God... This is one of your best video to date ! And that says a lot, since all of them are freaking awesome ! I always looked at these map thinking this was some kind of sorcery, but you explained it so well, it turned on a lightbulb in my brain. Thank you !
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  4491. Brilliant! Really well explained.
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  4492. absolute banger of a video i feel like i understand that feedback loop so much better now
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  4493. You have truly “sparked” a change in the car community my friend. Thank you.
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  4494. The fact he is releasing this content for free is insane. He deserves all the subs he gets, and then some.
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  4495. Pure gold! ❤
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  4496. The video I had been waiting for years. Very good job!
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  4497. Great video. Stumbled upon it through the “red” algorithm lol
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  4498. One of the best explained tuning video on the internet
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  4499. Thanks!
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  4500. Dude, thank you so much for this in depth clear explanation.
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  4501. One of the best explanations of this I've ever seen! Great video, great job!
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  4502. The way you explain things is amazing. Please put out more videos.
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  4503. You are awesome at explaining stuff. Even I understand 😁
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  4504. This video is awesome and well informative, thankyou heaps
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  4505. Brilliant, as ever and some more. I'm an old 7ucker so incredibly informative for me used to no electronics or micro chips. I feel like the scales have fallen from my eyes. Thanks d4a.
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  4506. Probably the best video on the topic I've seen
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  4507. Your videos are so good. Engineering in high level but in simple language!
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  4508. wow! this is a great video! interesting and educational! thank you!
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  4509. This makes the idea of tuning a lot less scary
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  4510. Thank you for the amazing content, this video is amazing!!
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  4511. This video gives me heaps of confidence as I am planning on putting a Link ECU in my Celica GT-Four ST205 and tuning it myself. Thank you for making it.
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  4512. That's so interesting and useful! Thank you once again.
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  4513. Really enjoyed this video 👍
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  4514. thank you for posting. VERY useful video for people getting into tuning. You rock!
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  4515. This man has an uncanny ability make something so boring, so interesting.
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  4516. broooo i randomly woke up from a nap and found this video but it was so uniutitive and informative thanks so much!!
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  4517. Most helpful tuning video I've ever seen, and I wasn't even looking for it. All Hail the Algorithm.
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  4518. man its so easy to understand everything you explain! Keep up the amazing work!
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  4519. So happy i stumbled across this video, i have aways wanted to learn more about the tuning process and what they really do. Subscribed!! I will now proceed to watch all your videos lol. One question, why dont they just allow the ecu to correct over 30%? If it does a good job below 30% why not over 30%?
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  4520. Fantastic video mate. Extremely useful.
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  4521. Crikey! That was fascinating! Thank you for sharing.🙂
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  4522. I'd love to build my 1.6 mazda engine to rival your 4age. Subbed awesome content <3
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  4523. iconic engines after a loooonnnnnggg time thnx again for the content brother
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  4524. Iconic video! Great job man. I really didn't know anything about the modern usage or the history. 👍 And the jokes. 😂
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  4525. Alter, du kannst ja deutsch?! 😳.. Viele Grüße, gutes Video, wie immer!!! Weiter so!
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  4526. Du fragst zu viel mein Freund :D Your german is really good mate ;-) Great video as always, thank you!!
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  4527. Thank you for yet another good video this was very interresting one. Best time of the week is when your video comes.
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  4528. Do you know John Cleese ? "Ja in Bavaria, wo die Bäume aus Holz sind !!!" You sound like him in this iconic sketch when speaking german. By the way: what's your origin ? You master any sophisticated technial term in english language like only a native speaker can do - can't you ? And then surprisingly you spoof on a fraction of drivers who cannot even speak german right ... Where does this come from ? Have you been to a Wörtersee meeting in austria ? best regards from a bavarian Alfisto . I came to your channel via searching "Busso" - Violina di Arese
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  4529. Dude I’ve never understood how these work until this video. The legos really helped as well. Go work dude i appreciate the knowledge.
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  4530. I saw his post at work and was waiting to get off to watch v2
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  4531. WHOA!! Is it Christmas today?? D4A on a Friday?? WHOOHOO!!! Awesome video as usual, D4A! Extremely well explained and understandable.
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  4532. Great video!
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  4533. Huge respect for taking feedback! Awesome video. This is now probably the best video out there for introduction to differentials!
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  4534. I, as one, just happened to notice you made one little old mistake, not to get to picky or anything. But " wight " " weight " that's the Difference. But I, as one, don't care about a little spelling mistake. All I care about is you are doing such a fantastic job of explaining " turbos and knock and everything else " that I'm having trouble keeping up with you, fantastic job my friend. Michael said that, bye for now my friend.
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  4535. Me
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  4536. Really very well explained.
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  4537. I will!
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  4538. Well done. I with I could give this video ten likes. Very good explanations on each type. Thank you for entertaining and sharing.
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  4539. Me me me 🙋🙋🙋🙋
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  4540. Loved your video man. I had seen many videos on the topic, but your video really gave the clarity in the concept I was looking for.
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  4541. that's me
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  4542. Thanks for the vid. I was always hazy on this but now I get it perfectly.
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  4543. I know this video is a little old but just came across it and absolutely love it. I have always struggled to understand this, thanks.
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  4544. Excellently explained thank you very much👍😀
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  4545. Every upload I get so excited for your awesome content! Love engines and love you brother! Keep up the excellent job! 👍 Thank you.
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  4546. Thanks!:medal-yellow-first-red:
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  4547. at 15:00 "severe driving condition" so just what a car is designed to do? manufacturers are insane i tell you. I worked at the Cologne ford plant where they build the Fox engine (1.0L 3 cylinder) with the wet belt, and used to tell everyone to not get that engine/car unless they are fine with it lasting less that 100k km. edit: watching the end now, seeing footage from inside the "W-Halle" of the ford plant again is kinda nostalgic, seeing some of the stations i used to work at.
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  4548. One of my majors was Philosophy and I quickly figured out that human beings have made zero progress in 6,000 years in the areas of ethics and morality. In theory, the system should correct itself. Journalists (I know, I'm veering into cryptozoology here but bear with me) are supposed to keep the public informed. The public would then punish bad manufacturers by not buying current or future products, and through class action lawsuits where engineers would testify that the design is not just bad but profit-seeking for the manufacturer. Unfortunately, we live in the Real World where journalists are mythological creatures, and the judicial system favors the wealthy. 6,000 years — no progress.
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  4549.  @d4a  thank u for ur video ,greetings from China
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  4550. I love your videos, ive been modifying cars for almost 9 years and I always learn something from your videos, and always get more information than anticipated, keep up the great videos!
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  4551. I love boost You love boost We all love boost!! Well done man!
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  4552. WELL DONE 🎉!!!!! Been watching for so long and so happy you have done it !!!
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  4553. Congratulations! IF you do make a duct for the intercooler, a water misting system would be a bonus. Those bar type coolers work very well until they get heat saturated. Cooling it with water when you notice power being down would keep you smiling. You would only need to fill the tank when you plan on spirited driving. Can't wait to see it all dialed in and tearing up the tarmac.
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  4554. Congratulations my friend🎉 I subbed for the bike carb project but you have made me fall in love with the turbo Excellent work
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  4555. thank you for sharing these moments with us! im so happy to see you enjoy your hard work!😊👍
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  4556. That smile after the first pull...that damn smile :D
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  4557. Built not Bought! 💪 Project Underdog sounds great man. Can't wait to see more runs with it! 🙌😎
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  4558. It's amazing to see years of work come alive 👍💯
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  4559. Thank you!!!!! For the inspiration sssstututututututu
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  4560. I love this video! Your reaction at 18:00 is priceless! Tell me though, what specific turbo are you using? Specs (sizes and stuff)? Are you going to upgrade your wheel+tire setup now that you have significantly more power? When can we expect a parking lot donuts video? :) Great to see this thing running, well done D4A Sincerely, @gelo_gti
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  4561. The summary was a perfect encapsulation of why this work is so good. The car is a collection of stories that can't be bought.
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  4562. Congratulations, I'm happy for you. I know its a great feeling to go out on the first drive.
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  4563. When you step on the gas and hear the turbo flutter for the first time, all the child inside us crack a smile.
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  4564. Nice pontiac Fiero!! Jk i love your channel!
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  4565. Amazing car and video!!
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  4566. My dude living his dream with spaceship made by toyota from the 90s.. What a beautiful dream👌
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  4567. Congratulations dude.
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  4568. I loved this video.. felt like I was along for the ride and can feel the excitement! Nice work on the build!
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  4569. Memories are made like this… fun times ahead
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  4570. "....the suspension ... hasn't been aligned... and I removed some things... so...I'm not sure about anything...." 🤣 keep at bro! Congrats. Happy for your milestone.
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  4571. So glad to see you have the car running. Congrats!
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  4572. Awh man, so a joy watching this video. I think we all feel the same way when taking your newly finished project for its first drive. Love the fact that you shared your first drive with us. I’ve been waiting for this. Congratulations, car is awesome
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  4573. My first car had a 4A-FE (Geo Prizm, rebadged Toyota) but that’s about the only thing it shared with your little monster. Awesome build 😊
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  4574. Congratulations on a job well done. May you have many happy years and create many awesome memories as you project underdog journey continues
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  4575. Congrats, amazing work 💞
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  4576. Congratulations. Glad to see you enjoying your project 😊
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  4577. For what it's worth, D4A, this ole motor head is glad you got to here! Many more successes!
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  4578. It is very enjoyable to see you enjoy your car this much on its first drive.
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  4579. Came for the car, stayed for the genuine dude
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  4580. Damn, those last words you said in the video brought a tear to my eye :'D
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  4581. Best channel ever! I had an ‘87 and I regret selling that car every time I drive
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  4582. Great job! The project is awesome!
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  4583. That smile says it all. great build.
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  4584. Congrats!!! Sounds and looks great!!! Also, wherever you live looks amazing as well :-)
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  4585. Major congrats on the project!
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  4586. long time in the making... its been fun watching this project real glad for you. big up uself ute... respect from jamaica
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  4587. Great vid mate, I've been checking up on your channel for a long time waiting for more on this build. I love to see people utilising the under-appreciated FE engines, it sounds great!
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  4588. Great to see how good it is. Really happy for you! ...... and ...... Thanks for all the other videos too. Excellent Channel!
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  4589. Well deserved. Congrats!
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  4590. Seeing how happy your expressions and everything, it tells us how priceless it has been for you, great job
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  4591. I'm so happy for you! Congratulations!
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  4592. I am so happy for you!!! Congratulations!!!!! Enjoy enjoy enjoy.. 😉👍💪
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  4593. that sounds very nice. And yes, I too love boost.
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  4594. Amazing project, really happy that you finally get to enjoy the fruits of your efforts. Can't wait to see more updates on the MR2. Loving this sort of just driving around videos. 👍
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  4595. What a feeling and experience! First drive! Worth the blood sweat and tears. Awesome!!
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  4596. Congratulations on the build, brother! Your face when the boost kicks in resembles a child on Christmas morning and you know you did a good job on the project! Greetings from Bulgaria!
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  4597. Wow! Congratulations just seeing your face in that first pull was all I needed.
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  4598. oh man i've been waiting to see this coming together, can't wait to see more of ur mr2.
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  4599. Congrats 🎉man been loving yours videos for the longest 😊
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  4600. Aw11some work dude! Boost is a hell of a drug. 😂👍
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  4601. This is so awesome. Manual transmission and wherever you are is beautiful.
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  4602. Great video. Love the excitement :)
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  4603. Who needs Testarosa when you can have GattaNera X)
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  4604. Love your work 🎉
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  4605. Awesome to see and well deserved.
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  4606. Awesome 👌 👏🏽 👍🏼 🤙🏽
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  4607. What a Glorious build, bravo. Would love to see it on a track or in the hills, looks super fun to drive!
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  4608. Yessssss I’ve been following this build since the cylinder head porting video!!! Love it!!! 😎😎😎👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
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  4609. Years! We've been following this project for years 👌😍
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  4610. such a cool project 😁
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  4611. A magnificent peek into your persona. Humbling to be able to be witness to your first drive. Those final words, just perfect! Thank you. To me this is your best video.
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  4612. Congratulations it's great job this setup is awesome 👌
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  4613. Congrats enjoy driving your project. Looks and sounds good ,well done 👍👍👍👍💪
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  4614. Hahaha bro your a legend your videos are always a joy to watch....mr2 looks sick you've done an amazing job..
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  4615. That boost feels incredible, can't wait to see it on a dyno to see the power curve !
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  4616. This exit out of tunnel @19:10 on a boost with sututututu looked like yoy're going warp)
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  4617. I saw the moment when you got addicted to boost. Congratulations!
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  4618. Za pivo/sok u cast zavrsenog auta i savrsenog zvuka turba
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  4619. love to see a fellow petrolhead smiling with satisfaction😊 fair play man, I hope she gives you years more fun.
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  4620. A work of art 😍🔥
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  4621. about to start my own gen1 MR2 project. thank you for inspiration & information
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  4622. Nice car - sounds incredible!
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  4623. Your joy and enthusiasm sort of made my day, too. Thank you for your heart-felt content.
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  4624. Awesome! Fantastic work! Thanks for sharing this magical moment. You're joy is plain to see. Love it. A cracking vid!
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  4625. Congratulations! First drives don't go much better than that.
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  4626. Waiting on this video for a while, congratulations on the first drive
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  4627. AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH I'M SO EXCITED!!!!!!!!!!
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  4628. The first choo choo noises are the absolute best! 😩 I'm so excited to see you finally having fun with this car. Boost is absolutely addictive. I forgot you were using an MXR turbo for a second. Sounds great! That car is so light it's gonna be a rocket. Just make sure you watch out for the boost hitting and spinning the tires around a corner. 😉 Such an exciting moment you know I've watched every Underdog video. Don't worry about the flutter Australians run no BOV up to insane boost and horsepower levels all the time. We didn't put one on Rotaru either. Sounds like your flutter was reduced a lot by adjusting the BOV, so the spring may just be too strong from the start, but I'd keep it as is hahaha. Glad the MRP clutch is good. We just put an XClutch single disc onto the rotary supposed to hold up to an insane power level like over 600 ft lbs of torque and we were amazed by the drivability and how easy the pedal was. You should be able to get boost to come in even sooner with some tuning and with the boost controller hooked up, if you want to of course. Amazing man finally the payoff! Can't wait to see more.
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  4629. What a fabulously endearing video! Good for you :)
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  4630. Your builds so perfect i love it
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  4631. A bad day in the shop beats a good day in the office 😂
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  4632. That’s what it’s all about ! Really enjoy your videos
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  4633. love your mr2 , amazing project
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  4634. What an excellent turnout! These last few weeks I've been really wanting this video and it has come earlier than expected!
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  4635. I’m so happy for you 🎉 the excitement on your face is awesome!
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  4636. I'm so pleased. Enjoy. 😊
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  4637. NGL the giggle when you first gave it a little throttle was gold.
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  4638. I've been watching since the bike carbs were in, can't believe it's finally rolling on boost. I am so psyched to see the true potential of this build, you have proven the 4afe as a engine with real potential.
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  4639. Congratulations man! Please post more about the process. We would like to see all about it!
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  4640. Been following along and building my own 80's toyota the whole time, so close to its first drive also, thank you for this, giving me the motivation I need for the last push on the project.
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  4641. So happy for you brother!
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  4642. Awesome! Can't beat that feeling of getting a project car 0n the road!! It's written all over your face 😀
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  4643. Been following this build since I first came across near the beginning. I am so happy to see you be successful. You inspired me to go out and start a project and also my YouTube channel. You will forever be an inspiration to me. Thank you for everything you taught us!
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  4644. Man- You ALWAYS seem to have interesting subjects on yer videos- Nice job!
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  4645. Just when I thort I knew it all, this guy pops up. Great video, content & comments. And perfect command of the English language. He's obviously an engineer, but doesn't use engineer-speak. You are a Gem, Sir. Thank you.
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  4646. Fantastic good explanation. Thank you!
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  4647. Thank you for the great video!!! You always make it sound so simple
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  4648. Bless you for being such a good teacher AND such a child! ;) pew pew! It would have been easy to talk a bit about both and say it doesn’t matter which is chosen, but you go further... explaining the pro’s and con’s, the key aspects that would help someone choose the best type for them and rule out poorer designs. As with your videos discussing forged / billet etc, there’s a lot of marketing on factors that a layman might go for, but the crucial details are deeper down and I love that you always deliver on that!
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  4649. Awesome videos! Keep up the good work
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  4650. Like your videos,resently subscribed on your channel. You make it easy to understand keep those videos coming you're one of the best in these kind of vids
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  4651. You’re a master bar none, best content!
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  4652. I'm only at the 6:00 mark and my head is spinning with information. Well-presented information. Driving 4 answers: I'm guessing that you have a significant background in engineering (and it shows) but your ability present what you know in this very clear, concise, and entertaining manner is impressive and is what makes you one of the youtube automotive greats! Thank you again, keep up the good work, and be prepared to receive your honorary PhD in "Enginology" . This is excellent!
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  4653. Great video as always! and my sexy word got mentioned, yay :D
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  4654. You killed it with the rap! Super cool!
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  4655. Nice! Mine s14 turbo engine as Pic in the movie, the purple turbo one.
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  4656. Awesome content man 🔥💪
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  4657. Thanks AEM
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  4658. The video we all wanted and needed! And by “all” I mean the people who desperately want the e30 m3 but probably never be able to afford…😅 me😂
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  4659. And just like that, I have a new favorite series.
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  4660. Great video, thanks for sparking my interest in these engines!
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  4661. Exceptional deconstruction, what an education!
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  4662. Thank you for the useful information, very informative, I think all car owners should watch this video, it will help them make an informed decision with their next car purchase.
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  4663. Great informative video. I managed to learn a lot from this and you were a pleasure to listen to many thanks from the UK.
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  4664. hands down the best engine explanatory video in Solar System. Thanks man!
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  4665. Brilliantly explained. Top man 👍
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  4666. I love so much this channel because it give u a better understanding about engine deeply 👍 keep up good work bro we support u 👍👍
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  4667. Up to now yours videos are the best explained on any engine topic I have watched on youtube ,and God knows I've watch a lot ,you deserve far more views ,I'm sure very soon you will have as you give top level information and are excellent at explaintion . It's hard to believe that I can understand and comprehend the topics you cover .
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  4668. This was one of the most interesting 26 minutes of my life watching yt videos Unbelievable I learned a lot Thank you 🙏🏼
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  4669. Thanks Buddy for Such a beautidul explanation
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  4670. I gained a great channel which contributes to me and you gained my heart and subscription. Thanks for your beautiful and clearest content amongst all the others. <3
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  4671. your channel is a gold mine for curious people like me. THANK YOU
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  4672. I can only say one thing: I wish I had stumbled upon this video much sooner. Loved it. Amazing presentation and extremely insightful. <3
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  4673. so good and informative i had to watch it twice. clear and concise explained in perfect sense. good work sir.
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  4674. I loved this channel. ❤️
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  4675. The most objective , truthful and what's the most important scientifically documented comparison of petrol and diesel engines I have ever seen. With all of theirs pros and cons. Maybe more could be said about impact of fumes of both petrol& diesel engines over our health. But in deepest fairness that is subject for another episode. True respect for authors 🤜🤛
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  4676. Very exhaustive, definitely the greatest explanation of the engine construction and principles of working. It's a must watch video. Cheers :)
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  4677. Thanks so much! Super awesome!!!
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  4678. Wow! Awesome explanations and clear graphics! I thought I knew it all, but I learned some interesting stuff: Thanks. For an intuitive explanation of the advantage of compression, consider a petrol engine right after the intake stroke, leave the intake port open as you close in to top-dead-center. Now close the intake port and fire the spark. This is a 1:1 ratio, and it gives 1/10th of the power.
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  4679. Excellent technical information, thanks very much.
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  4680. incredible explanations. you answered all the questions i wanted to know. Bravo
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  4681. Another awesome video. I learn so much, please don't stop !
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  4682. First time watching some engine in car technology kind of video because of my emission test on Mazda 323 tomorrow. You made this whole field not just interesting, but definitely something that will help me to respect my car on daily basis. Liked and subscribed.
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  4683. “If you can’t explain it simply, you don’t understand understand it.” A good sermon is like a miniskirt. It is short enough to cover the essentials and long enough to keep you enticed. 🔥🔥🔥 this vid is 🔥🔥🔥
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  4684. I learnt a lot from this, thank you so much for making an informative video, will definetly subscribe and watch more videos. :)
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  4685. I just want to say man. If i pass engineering in the next 2 years, I'll give you credit for that. Keep making these videos, you're saving people like me 😂😂
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  4686. Best explanation 👌
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  4687. Excellent explanations! Looking forward to exploring this channel more :-)
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  4688. That's by far the best explaination I've seen of the concept. Love you man!
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  4689. Can't I just like every single video of yours 😂 you're amazing
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  4690. Fantastic video, I always learn something from your videos.
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  4691. This is a great presentation. As a relative newcomer to engines, I found it easy to follow as well as interesting!
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  4692. most detailed diesel Vs Petrol engine comparison video ever <3 loved it, as a mechanical engineer and automotive enthusiast, It helped me a lot, thank you :)
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  4693. Respect
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  4694. Wooow, what an explanation! Congratulations, one more subscriber!
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  4695. The best and most compete explanation! BRAVO
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  4696. Great content brother, subscribed 😘
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  4697. Awesome video! Best comparison video with a lot of explanations of internal combustion engines I've ever watched!
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  4698. Awesome video! Thank you for sharing this amazing piece of knowledge! Congrats from Brazil!
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  4699. great vid man, your a great teacher, i understood everything, and i rarely like a vid but the graphs and the explination and the clarity is outstanding, thank you again for this vid, im gonna look for a vid of you explaining gears next :D
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  4700. 30 minutes videos are always too much for most of us and i usually end it or forward it by the 10th minute mark. but i felt like this was a 5 minutes video. it was delivered perfectly and very easy to follow.
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  4701. I just want to voice my appreciation. This video is amazing. Awesome graphics and animations, clear speech that is even understandable for someone whos first language isn't English and just so well explained. Thank you very much.
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  4702.  @d4a  eu quem agradece, no Brasil ninguém se aprofunda no assunto e somos carentes de informação. Você tem a dicção perfeita e estou aprendendo inglês com seus vídeos. É o melhor canal no assunto, na minha opinião. 🥳🥳🥳
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  4703. Best video ever!
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  4704. Thanks for this masterpiece. Sometimes you get confused because you can't understand what people are talking about. Not in this amazing video. I could happily realize that I'm not an idiot, I just have to find a great teacher...
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  4705. Very clear, thorough, and information-rich presentation. Impressive. Subbed.
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  4706. Amazing explanation. Thank you for this video.
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  4707. Brilliantly explained. very very informative. i have subscribed. Keep it up my friend.
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  4708. The best explanation I've seen in my life. Thank you very much.
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  4709. holly smokes, such high quality content is really rare on youtube. Thanks! keep it up!
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  4710. Wow what an excellent comparative video. Having engineering qualification and experience, i found this video very informative, a lot of terms usually thrown around but not understood, were very well explained.👌
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  4711. Best video I've ever watch🔥🔥
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  4712. Wow! this is the first video i've seen of yours and you colour me impressed. As someone with very limited mechanical know how and not many brains i appreciate how easy you made that to understand. Thank you sir.
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  4713. This was the best video I have ever watched on the entire YouTube
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  4714. Thank you, very nice video, with good visualisation, good explanations, interesting and the editing is pretty decent too.
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  4715. I am new to the channel and i am not leaving. You are a genius because a genius will only be able to explain stuff like this in an easily understandable manner. Please continue uploading, the videos are really informative. 💯
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  4716. Good,informative, interesting vid. Well done Sir. Thanks for sharing your knowledge with us! 🌞
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  4717. You could have called this "An in-depth *COMPRESSION*" . You can find me outside.
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  4718. Best explanation ever!! Keep it up 👍👍💯
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  4719. Well explained.. Keep on making good videos
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  4720. Bloody Hell.......You're good ! Subscribed to this channel.
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  4721. Absolutely brilliant explanation. Man, you are pure gold. Images help to understand the already clear narrative. And the content is interesting and precise. Congratulations!!!
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  4722. As an engineer I can say that this is a perfect video that explains all things about the subject without any doubt remains in my mind, thanks a lot.
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  4723. I have to say you are the most informative channel I've ever run across and I absolutely love how you put it all together this is absolutely amazing . Thank you for being here
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  4724. Absolutely fabulous, beautifully articulated and intriguing video. Thankyou from England.
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  4725. Brilliant!! U have a new subscriber 😊
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  4726. One of the most educative videos on this subject out there. Thank you
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  4727. What an awesome video.
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  4728. What an excellent video - good graphics and a perfect explanation. Subscribed!
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  4729. The best explanation of how engines works...thank you so much
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  4730. BEST EXPLANATION OUT THERE, HANDS DOWN!!!
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  4731. Excellent stuff ! ICE's are an incredible piece of engineering ! And you buddy, are doing such a great job explaining it ! Just keep up the good work !
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  4732. long time didnt see this good explanation, tnx wery much!
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  4733. Very interesting and helpful video. Thanks for making this wonderful explanation video bro
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  4734. Amazing video!
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  4735. Brilliant. Thank you.
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  4736. You're graphics are boss
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  4737. Wow this video is amazing
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  4738. Very interesting video with a lot of useful information with great ilustrations. I'm looking forward to see some other videos from you.
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  4739. Thanks
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  4740. Well I was waiting some bang bang, but the block doesn't help to much, nice video as always from you, one of the best channels in yt
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  4741. I love you too
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  4742. Awesome model. Great video. Relaxing music. A+
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  4743. I scored a 36. Not to bad for someone still pretty new to the world of engines. I've been into cars for almost 2 years at this point but didnt really start learning about engines until a bit over a year ago when I rebuilt my first and only engine so far. I'm trying to become a tech for ford right now. I've been there for a few months and learned a lot at work and watching your videos. Thank you for sharing your knowledge about engines. I love the channel and watch most new videos that come out.
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  4744. Scored real petrol head. Also every time you asked what's wrong here I was like, do you want the long answer or the really long answer. 😂
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  4745. That is the coolest model I've ever seen... and I'm one of us :)
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  4746. why did u not lap the valves
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  4747. Hands down this has taken your channel to another level ..next do a drive train test
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  4748. Nice haircut! It looks good on you. Congrats to everyone who got some awesome parts from D4A! Thanks for the shoutout by the way. I can dig it lol. Texas (and the rest of the Southwest of the US) loves old JDM cars because they are the only spot that doesn't have as bad of a problem with rust from snow and salted roads. Also, sure it's easy to kick yourself for not getting into cars when you were younger, but at least you're not 50+ years old and regretting not doing it when you were younger =P. The weight savings on that Canadian AE86 are cracking me up. Might want to get someone to weld a plate across there just for safety. Any muffler shop should have someone who can weld and put a few bars across. Then when you save up some money you can either invest in welding supplies, or find someone who can weld in a new floor pan. It's awesome to see a RHD AE86 in North America. Jimmi in Denmark has a super awesome AE86. Those pictures show one seriously awesome build! Followed him on YouTube. That drift trike is pretty cool. Following on Instagram now. One of these days I need to build a fun little drift toy that I can't die in lol. I'd buy a shirt, but I'd be afraid of it getting as dirty as my other T-shirts while I work on the car and get oil, brake fluid, grease, etc. everywhere lol. If you ever release a zip up hoodie, reusable work gloves, or an sew/iron-on patch, I'm totally grabbing one.
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  4749. "Look what I own, it's an ancient piece of carbage, from the 80s" That cracked me up
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  4750. 16:29 - 16:37 It's funny how the NRF is indeed a Dutch company but the language is shown in Danish XD happy to see another aw11 hit the road again!!!
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  4751. That first drive when your project hits the street. It's always a nervous exciting experience! One eye on temp guage the whole time, praying it all goes to plan. I'm happy for you man! Looking forward to seeing you iron out the bugs. Can't believe you passed the road worthy test with no horn? Lol.
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  4752. You must be shown on tv for children education, just incredible !
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  4753. Dude you're a legend!
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  4754. Great explanation. Just the right technical detail, perfect pacing to keep us interested without running off and leaving us, and excellent use of graphics to help us grok the concepts.
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  4755. What a class!
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  4756. Very impressed! Thank you!
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  4757. I love my bike even more after watching this. Thank you for this detailed yet simple explanation for me, maybe for us who have no engineering background.
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  4758. Sir, what a gorgeous explanation. Congrats.
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  4759. Awesome video! But now I need to go buy a new phone...
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  4760. Best explanation ever of 1st and 2nd (im)balance ! Thank you!
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  4761. Actually, this was totally outstanding!!
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  4762. This video is amazing man. Really made me understand why I am enjoying the R7 on day-to-day use this much.
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  4763. This channel is so underrated. Keep it up man, great work!
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  4764. Dude, this was excellent, I loved it!
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  4765. One of the best channels on YouTube. Good work 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🏆
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  4766. You are a master my friend.. Respect!
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  4767. That’s really interesting! Learned so much on this channel. How does a rotary engine compare in terms of balance?
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  4768. you said it`s going to be a long video but it felt like 5 minutes 😀
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  4769. Amazing explanation! Thanks!!
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  4770. Amazing explanation of an incredibly complex topic
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  4771. This may be the best explanation of this subject I've ever seen. I have a good understanding of this subject but you still astounded me.
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  4772. WOW very interesting super kool ,1st class great info.,,, AAAAAAAAAAA++++++++++++ again great video I liked it a lot ,keep up the great work.
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  4773. Thank you for sharing this information. I now have greater appreciation into what engineering goes into piston engines.
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  4774. Finally, finding good and easy explanation to understand!!!! Thank you
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  4775. When I saw a YouTube notification pop up on my phone, I just smiled coz I knew there is another banger💣🤯🔥
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  4776. I really appreciate this content. Thank you.
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  4777. Thanks
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  4778. Freaking love it man. Thanks for a great informative video.
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  4779. Great video with lots of great info, got to love the subaru EJ motor. 555 for the classic cigarette livery on the rally cars. Thanks for sharing. Cheers
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  4780. This is actually entertaining and informative
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  4781. Outstanding video. Completely full coverage of the subject. Like all of other videos. Thanks very much✊
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  4782. Video recommended at 2.40am... now 3.10am and feel like taking my 257 turbo for a rumble in my quiet neighbourhood... great stuff
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  4783. As you stated the the freestyle rap, “I’m not for beginners” I was going to answer your final edition quiz question but someone already answered. Thanks for clearing up lots of misconceptions.
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  4784. Great video, thank you for your time and efforts.
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  4785. Pleasently supprised by the more then reasonable price, was exspecting something along the lines if mrp's pricing. Ordering one soon
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  4786. D4A understands that most of us are on a budget!
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  4787. Love the work, looks fantastic. Can't wait for the up coming news of your next big D4A project!
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  4788. Excellent exposition yet again, thank you!
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  4789. what an outro😂😂😂
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  4790. Noise is a measure of loss, very interesting. That never occurred to me
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  4791. "twice the balls half the hair" 😁 you made my day ;)
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  4792. I like the content of this channel. Actually a new subscriber thanks for the education on different engines
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  4793. The reference to Wankel made me laugh out loud. Well put, very well made, and informative video. Thanks!
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  4794. You are a FANTASTIC storyteller, with wonderful lovely voice and talking style. Your every video is simply a joy to watch & listen. Please continue :)
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  4795. "FAGYÁLLÓ" :D I never thought I'm gonna see that in your video. Greetings from Hungary (fellow MR2 owner)
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  4796. And the garage with the mini and the Mr2?
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  4797. Excellent work, thank you.
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  4798. Interesting, well-organized, and excellently delivered presentation.
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  4799. Just finished watching this first video from this great guy and I WANT SO MUCH MORE! So well presented and documented,! And seeing so much bullshit around I have to say that this channel is what makes internet great! Thanks
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  4800. More interesting than i was expecting. I put it on for background as i cleaned my room, but i had to watch. Very good.
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  4801. Great content as usual.
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  4802. subbed!
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  4803. You're such a great teacher, thank you for this video man
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  4804. Wow thanks for explaining that very informative
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  4805. Good info as always, and it's cool that you went with techno toy tuning cam gears, they have great parts for Toyota's.
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  4806. great tutorial :D
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  4807. Love the intro :) Great vid! Future me when he rebuilds the distributor AGAIN will thank you 👍
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  4808. Very useful info. Thanks for sharing!
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  4809. That power stance at 2:44. Distributor in for a beating.
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  4810. Thankyou
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  4811. LOVE your D4A tach, so cool. Always a fan of older MR2. Cheers from Calgary AB, Canada. P.S; not boring at all, watched to the last second.
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  4812. Svaka ti čast brate, MR2 je moj san
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  4813. Cool man. Maybe I'll do a walk around on my 85 mr2. I like the ending. Nothing more true than normal cars not being perfect. There was something refreshing about that since all you see are all these people building all these expensive cars that's just not what most normal people have. Still struggling with the clutch since it's new but still slipping a bit.
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  4814. Smoked lights is VERY period correct. But you're 100% right, they make the light less bright and i've never heard of anyone changing bulbs to correct this. I like the way it looks because period again, but safety true. Both are acceptable.
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  4815. Man I love your passion! And the content you produce too.. keep it up!!!! 😁
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  4816. I always feel joy watching your videos because of how fluently you explain so incredibly complex topics so simply and clearly that is really,actually understandable
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  4817. Just was watching a RC211V video when yours came up! You never fail to dazzle me with excellent content, first class as usual!
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  4818. Love your content ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️
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  4819. Thank you for the logical physics..umm...headache remedy? really great quick understanding vs going through the patents. Keep it up!! <3
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  4820. The man is a genius… A complex topic explained very eloquently. 10 out of 10. PS. You should be a lecturer.! 👏
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  4821. This explanation was as excellent as the concept was.
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  4822. This guy explains things in the best, simplest ways possible. What a genius.
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  4823. I just watched the NR oval piston video and loved it! That's why I'm watching this one....obviously! LOL! I simply applaud your format and story telling abilities with the passion you have for tech, history, and your audience. This was just a very refreshing gem to find at 8am in the morning after back surgery! Thank you! Oh, if you have any T-Shirts laying around, needing a home in return for some marketing and advertisement (my Facebook group car audio followers watch & buy what I recommend), I would greatly appreciate it! I'm starting a YouTube video series for car audio and one of my "gimmicks" will be wearing the shirts of every channel I support EXCEPT mine! LOL! Thank you!
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  4824. You really are a wonderful teacher. Thank you for this video.
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  4825. it's really satisfying understanding this, you were right thank you.
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  4826. Your videos are always a pleasure to watch. Very thorough
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  4827. I watched this only to get the warm and fuzzy feeling. I wasn't disappointed.
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  4828. I'm very happy that I found your channel. 🤗
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  4829. Thank you for sharing your excellent knowledge!
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  4830. Great video
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  4831. I really learned something today - great video! 👍
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  4832. I made it to the end and I did enjoy.
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  4833. Thanks!
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  4834. Thank you for this very interesting and informative video! You just earned another subscriber.
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  4835. I love these videos dude. Very plainly stated and easy to follow! And on cool topics!
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  4836. In the crowded automotive (& m/c) field, D4A continually comes up with different & excellent vids.
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  4837. Thank you very much for this video!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! OK got on my first bike about 35 years ago. Know a bit about engines and bike geometry (I have made my own Stainless Steel frame FROM SRATCH). never fully understood Honda's V5 engine JUST new it works. I have just watched this video twice! First time it was like "THIS MAKES SENCE!!! I THINK" So I watch it again but did stop it a few time to think about what you said (never believe anything from the internet unless I have many sources) and you are the only person I have seen that has done a video on the Honda's V5 engine. NOW I sort of understand it I would like one to have a play and ride it like I have stolen it ONCE AGAIN THANK YOU VERY MUCH
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  4838. I have to commend you on what has to be as much conveyed detail possible at the perfect pace! You took a very painful, detail-rich subject And the fast paced worked in the favor in understanding it. I think the fast pace actually aided in comprehending this difficult subject. You did a tremendous job!
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  4839. This explanation is just awesome! Thank You a lot for this! I'm loving it :) I've subscribe and will been waiting for every single new video.
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  4840. You make it simple but not too much, perfect channel perfect content ; thank you very much. Bonne continuation !
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  4841. .
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  4842.  @d4a  Thank you. You are too kind. I am new to the channel and I've pretty much spent the day surfing your content. Genuinely amazing stuff. Thank you.
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  4843. Another most excellent video! Your ability to simplify the complex while maintaining correct details for actual understanding is AMAZING!!!
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  4844. Genius explanation. Loved it. Brain doesn't hurt but is filled with joy that you found a way to explain it in quite much detail but "simple enough" for "general youtube-public" :D. It would make a great part of a teaching session in mechanical engineering :)
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  4845. Thanks for another great video explaining complex engine physics! Always amazed by your eloquence and language skills ! bravo!
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  4846. THANK YOOOOOOOOOOOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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  4847. Your videos are great! I've learned so much!
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  4848. My brain hurts! Wow, that was complicated as h&ll. You did a great job of explaining it all and I appreciate your videos. Thank you.
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  4849. Outstanding video!!
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  4850. Oh god I appreciate so much that you actually explain the why's and the logical consequences of the things you're talking about in step-by-step way! Almost no-one else actually does that.
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  4851. The ending statement is so crucial. 17:00
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  4852.  @d4a  Thanks for saying that. I love all things automotive and own ICE vehicles and EVs. I’m excited about this journey we’re all on. I think it serves people well to keep an open mind and try new things.
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  4853. Wow! That was a great video! Thank you! I always wonder what happened to this technology
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  4854. Every video you kill it with the explanation
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  4855. You are absolutely my favorite go to for understanding engine technology.. past, future and present. Thank you so much😊
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  4856. I loved this video. It's very informative without the super scientist explanations. I'm a regular guy and I cool pulled understand it. Also it was packed with information. And it was very concise for the topic and amount of information it contained. Awesome job. Thank you for this video. I learned a lot.
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  4857. Thanks so much for this video. I have been holding out for freevalve retrofit kits for years now and now I am just going to go back to big turbos on diesel engines.
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  4858. This may be the most gear head thing i’ve ever seen
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  4859. He is not crazy. The door is in fact fuel. I understand carburetors perfectly after this video.
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  4860. You're just insane 😂 wonderful analogy.
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  4861. Awesome video!
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  4862. You have wonderful informative content. I always enjoy you educating us. Thank you.
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  4863. You are so good at explaining these concepts in a simple and easily compressible manner... Awesome video (again)
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  4864. Ah, you are a master of your craft (teaching) and probably of many others. Thanks man.
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  4865. Thank you Sir! Extremely well explained and at a level everyone can understand! Thanks for sharing!
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  4866. And I thought I knew perfectly well how a carburetor worked, but this explanation just blew my mind! 🤯 And I didn't realize you had a family and kids! Again I was wrong there, unless those toys are actually yours! 😂
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  4867. Is this the apartment with the sexy masonry in the basement?
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  4868. Thank you so much for the excellent video, I knew the rough idea of it but this was such a good explanation and filled in many holes that I was unaware of. Really appreciate it, cheers!
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  4869. Ok next time my door slam shut on its own, i will assume that’s not a freaking paranormal activity, that’s the magic of carburetor house!
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  4870. WOW!!!! I’ve never thought about it but it works exactly as you explain it. Just genius!! Thanks for the video, you have a new subscriber from Argentina!!
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  4871. This wasn't quite the episode of D4A Cribz I was expecting but I'm not mad about it one bit.
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  4872. I love your videos, you are a very good Youtuber, can I get a comment heart?
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  4873. Well done, as usual, brilliantly explained. You are a Master Interpreter of Mechanics.
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  4874. This channel is excellent- accessible and thoughtful explanations, using everyday life to aid understanding and diagrams that really help. Thank you for educating me.
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  4875. This has to be the best carburetor explanation video ever.
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  4876. Thank you for this great video.
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  4877. Another very good discussion. Congratulations and thank you!
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  4878. I waited for you so long to do this video, finally made it congrats man!
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  4879. I watched one of the videos that were shown on the beginning. At same time I thought about D4A doing analysis about it. And here we are. Amazing analysis and explanation. I totally agree with your comments and conclusions. Thank you. Note: on comments section ofthe x-engine video, I saw people kind of starting a "war" between ICE and EV"s. Some people calling ICE as antiquity and other calling EV as stupid..... well. I think this is idiot. Technology and engineering are impressive on both Propulsion solutions. What do you think?
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  4880. Great introduction to interesting technology, thank you 🙂
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  4881. Lol. Enlightening and amusing as usual.
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  4882. Great explanation thank you!
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  4883. Thanks
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  4884. There's really interesting things on this channel.
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  4885. Thank you i wanted this video so bad. Although its always bittersweet. You get to now the technical background more only for it being exclusivly usefull for the army. Now the hopes for a liquidpistonpowered mazda rx9 is officially dead.... sad rx7 fanboy noises brup brup brup
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  4886. i'm not an engineer just a curious dude. this channel is better than drugs.
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  4887. Good video. Impressive work on a tricky subject and delivered perfectly. I understood what you were telling us and that's impressive. Lol
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  4888. Marvelous! Great video to start the morning.
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  4889. Yo love your channel and videos !
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  4890. Very nice car, beautiful country! Keep up the great work!
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  4891. Working on an 87 Supra rn, and this video is what I've been dreaming of. BTW your videos have been soooooo helpful in understanding some of the things about cars that are rarely discussed in detail.
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  4892. Sundays best part saw new videos of yours 😊 Very hi-quality stuff and good content 🙏
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  4893. Realizing all the progress you've made, it's weird thinking it's been more or less 5 years since becoming a regular. Congrats dude, this video is fire.
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  4894. You've come a long way...
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  4895. Needed to sing into my account to hit LIKE button!!! Credentials saved later...
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  4896. Amazing camera work and car
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  4897. I can't wait for the turbo 4afe engine your building 💯💯💯.
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  4898. A video that delivers what the title promises. ❤️
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  4899. Beautiful
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  4900. That was awesome dude, you sure have some epic scenery to enjoy your drives to 😍
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  4901. I finally realized my mistake in zeroing the dial bore gauge in the micrometer. I moved front part of it up and down not the spring loaded back part to zero it. I never knew whether i should push it in completely or if i should take any point in the middle and zero that. Now i found out that i have to do it the other way around. I don't know if somebody understands what i mean but you definetely made my day👍🏻
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  4902. You are awesome, best video ever explaining this :D
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  4903. Best automotive maintenance Chanel!! Keep going!
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  4904. Awesome, these are invaluable. Fantastic work.
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  4905. Recently ordered my first turbo charged car. To get some information how it works I've got across this vid. Thank you @driving 4 answers for this absolutely informative video! Love the way how you explain the theory behind car mechanics!
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  4906. This guy is so good! Anybody els would have created a website and charged money but he is probably the only guy in YouTube making proper in depth videos on engineering topics probably just because he can feel our thirst for these kind of knowledge. Love you buddy❤
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  4907. Thank you sensei, for another clear and instructional video :)
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  4908. Best video ever explaining the turbocharger
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  4909. This video was very informative, top notch
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  4910. Yet another great explained in details. This was very interesting material. Thank you :)
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  4911. I can't help but picture Christoph Waltz when you speak, one of my favorite actors. That being said, I just purchased an 05 Lotus Elise and I'm new to this engine, very informative video! Many thanks and keep up the good work!
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  4912. Great Review !!! But even better (and comical but excellent) narration . I really do enjoy watching you videos. Your explanation is so energetic and comical, but it revs up the curiosity and increases the want to know more compression. I had a lecturer in collage that thought natural science. Now, as with most people, you will completely loose me with science and math in the first second. But, with that lecturer, he did it with so much enthusiasm and energy and flair, i just wanted to know more, and all of our marks where really excellent. You remind me of him. Thank you very much. I really do enjoy your videos, and your "energy", and flair !!! Please do keep it up. Take care and catch you in the next video.
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  4913. Sintered iron oil pump... I heard the click, a split second before the thrown rod, after 250k miles of FUN. The sudden pull of these engines that occurs at 6,000 rpm, the first time I felt it, was a hoot. Not knowing what the Xrs meant when I bought the O5 corolla in 08, with 10k miles on it from a neighbor who didn't know or care what xrs meant either, for $9k, ended up being the best $9k I ever spent on anything. It had a 6 spd seemed cool, but when you ran it hard, that car MOVED. I'd get out and pretend to jump through the letter O every once in a while Haha!
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  4914. My favorite part is always the Rap
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  4915. Considering the quality of the content of this video, the Rap part is so stupid it has to be there, I absolutely love it. Keep it on man, I love your videos!
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  4916. Fantastic video dude! Very well done!!
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  4917. These videos have become the highlight of my Sunday’s
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  4918. Nothing's better than seeing a new video from Driving 4 answers :)
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  4919. Great Video!
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  4920. New sub, thanks for the content. I found your video interesting, informative and entertaining. I look forward to watching more from your channel.
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  4921. Really interesting, thank you.
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  4922. Wonderful explanation. I enjoyed this very much.
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  4923. Great info, well explained!!
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  4924. Cool new background :)
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  4925.  @d4a  True, but you've taught me so much more than Google has. The way you explain things makes it far easier to understand than just typing out numbers. Infinite takes or not you are a treasure, and I hope you never stop making videos!
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  4926. Just great! Informative and eye-opening 😊
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  4927. Loved it all again.
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  4928. Very interesting. Great video!
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  4929. What about using magnified sunlight for the heat source? Wonderful content!!
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  4930. Wasn't quite sure where you were headed with this at the beginning, but I'm glad I stuck around until the end. Great video as usual. Ciao, Marco.
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  4931. Absolutely fascinating. Thanks for another great presentation!
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  4932. Cool 👍👍👍thanks for sharing that information. I like your videos a lot .
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  4933. Love this! Sooooo cool!
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  4934. @Driving 4 Answers Thanks for another great video... I was sitting writing a comment about the Swedish subs, and even posted it before reaching the end of the video. Where You mentioned them, so "shame on me" ;) P.S. A link to this class of subs. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gotland-class_submarine
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  4935. That's very interesting. I didn't know about these.
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  4936. Thanks!
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  4937. That was some awesome explanation! You just made me think about using ECE in models... Thank you!
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  4938. Great video, very interesting, thank you!
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  4939. The best explanation ever, well done
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  4940. i change the air in my sterling engine every 3000 miles
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  4941. bruh that tata nano bit cracked me up, thank you for the great content
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  4942. What an awesome upload. Great explanation of the odd fire v6 and why it was necessary to split the crankpin on the crankshaft. Great job. This is the video yet - just because I didn't understand what it meant by odd fire v6 and I didn't understand why the splitting of the crankpins was necessary.
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  4943. Hats off to you sir! This video puts all questions of the why's for V6 bank angles to the drawing board. I had this question the other day on why a 60deg V6 was ideal when 120 deg was the ideal bank angles...of course I found a form post that confirmed that 60 deg V6's have splitpin cranks, but this video was what I was looking for!
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  4944. You are a genius!! You make explaining this look easy, which it is not
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  4945. Stellar content Good Sir! Could you include the W12 in this series as those beasts confuse the $h!t out of me? Cheers from ɐᴉlɐɹʇsn∀ - Home of The Barra :)
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  4946. I stand corrected to what I said in the last 6 Cylinder Balance video!! 😵😳 You covered the odd fire V6 brilliantly!
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  4947. Oh my God!! I wish you were my teacher in real life. Thanks dude, as a mechanical engineering student, this expands my knowledge. 🙏❤❤
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  4948. These videos really are great, thank you for having such a concise explanation of all this that's actually easy to understand.
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  4949.  @d4a  I lecture in performance and presentation. Presenters usually speak about 150-180 words per minute in English. You do talk fast and it would only be a problem if your clarity, expression and explanation weren't so good. Your accent is part of who you are, it's easy for a native English speaker to understand and is great!
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  4950. So many doubts solved!
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  4951. I love these videos! I always wondered the differences between odd and even-fire V6s. Thank you!
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  4952. Great content. Love your channel. Please keep up the good work!....
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  4953. Fantastic video, great explanations. 100 thumbs up !
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  4954. Awesome! Much appreciated, sir. 😊
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  4955. Thank u so much sir for this valuable information which makes this alien technology more understandable. Thank u so much...
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  4956. Thank you for making those so well explained engineering system. I had headache just thinking on how V6 can be balanced. Keep up the good job You rock Dude #FromMadagascar
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  4957. Ma boy D4A KILLIN the game <3 Such high quality content man, thanx again :]
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  4958. Thanks for this excellent video, supporting animations and dialogue. You have put a lot of time and effort into this very professional presentation, well done. Am looking forward to the next instalment.
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  4959. Great video, fantastic explanation 👍
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  4960. You had to do a mic drop after this cringy rap. Jokes apart, your videos are so beautifully explained and full of interesting informations. I hope you will do a video about the Saab B204 engine or the H-Engine in general. Keep going!
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  4961. Outstanting content!!!! Lampredi twin cam for the next one!
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  4962. Ottimo lavoro my friend, il prossimo video tutto in italiano.
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  4963. A very detailed history and discussion of tuning potential of these great engines. Grazie Mille.
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  4964. I just discovered your channel recently (the 3 cylinder and the V6 cylinder stories). You're doing a good job. The videos are interesting, well narrated and funny; especially this one. It's a good mixture between technology and comedy. Grazie mille e saluti da Germania!
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  4965. This is crazy good 🙌
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  4966. I so enjoy your vids, such good content, keep it up!!!
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  4967. WOW!!!! THANK YOU, FOR THIS INCREDIBLY IMPRESSIVE, DETAILED, AND FASCINATING LOOK INTO ANOTHER LINEAGE OF AMAZING ENGINES, AND HISTORICAL DETAILS!!! YOUR VIDEOS ARE ABSOLUTELY AMAZING, AND INPRESSIVE!!!!!!!!!!!!
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  4968. I realize it is pretty much the anniversary of this fantastic video and nobody will read this :D But I will say it anyway: Great, informative video of an engine I really love. I had a 156 V6 and it drove and sounded glorious with just an aftermarket stainless exhaust. Now I have a Gtv V6 turbo, and while it "ticks" thanks to it's older valve train at idle, it otherwise sounds great and goes like the wind. Look after a Busso engine with maintenace schedule and good quality oil and it is bullet proof. Forza Alfa! Forza Busso"
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  4969. Finally, someone shows the Busso some much deserved love!
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  4970. Really good shoot, extremely complete ! Thks for this entertaining busso encyclopedia, truly enjoyable for busso enthousiast and awner like me 👍😁
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  4971. As an italian "testa motore" i must Say.......congrats for all!!!!!!!!
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  4972. I LOVE your content!
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  4973. TROPPO FORTE!! Ottimo racconto, ottimo rap. Ciao da Roma
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  4974. A really great video which strikes the perfect balance between education and entertainment - the jaunty, fluent and engaging, and bilingual, delivery (not to discount it doesn't hurt that our man is so easy on the eye...😏) - mean watching, learning, understanding
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  4975. Great follow up! Thanks!
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  4976. Thank you for the great video with explanations. Can't wait to know the final power numbers on you build. I was really wondering if that system can be used with a fully mechanical diesel, like a build OM 606. Knowing that it can live with just a boost reference without being directly coupled with the ECU gives me confidence that it can be done.
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  4977. Another excellent edition of the d4a rollacoaster ride. I always get so excited listen to your videos. In fact it is one of the very few regrets about being toward the end of life, i.e. what exciting transportation inventions are to come. Nonetheless, d4a never fails to surprise me with a "giant elephant in the room" conclusion...and my rollacoaster bottoms out once again. 😥🤣
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  4978. Some of the best explanations on YouTube. Your videos are top grade . Excellent work .
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  4979. As usual, an excellent, easily understood explanation of a complex topic. Thank you!
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  4980. This entire channel is a complete sad joke.
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  4981. Thank you, D4a, fascinating. And sincerely, “Let's go, Brandon!” 🎉
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  4982. Yes Thank you Brandon! Expect a home built garage version of this from me! This is so simple it's genius! It's elegant! It's something I can use my home machine shop for!!!
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  4983. Awesome episode as always, I learn more from this channel than from any other. Thanks again for all you ( and everyone that makes these informative videos possible ) keep up the fantastic work
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  4984. If it aint a rotor it aint a motor!
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  4985. Topic aside, what great presentation skills.
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  4986. Liked, subbed and Algo boost!
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  4987. I'm glad I saw your video early this time. I put my order in before the video even finished, i didn't want to risk missing out again. I will be running a/c and it'll be on a 7age build so i hope it works out (im going to have to figure out what oil pump and all that jazz) Thanks for this awesome product it should help out when doing the c.o.p mod. Cant wait to see and hear your A-dub rolling.
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  4988. Thanks you so much “driving for Answers” Iv been looking for this for years ahhhh I’m so emotional right now 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣 Spot on
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  4989. its not about the content, the the personality that makes the content. we in this channel are fellow enthusiasts, im not sure what, but we share something we all like. its not engine, its not physics, for me its like u r my knowledgeable friend, we both like same things, but u know more than me, and your videos are our conversations. im not sure how to wrap this up i just started typing . . .
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  4990. I really enjoy your videos💪🏻👍. Another channel where you can feel more free sounds like a smart idea. I will keep watching your videos as long as you keep posting without a paywall.
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  4991. To be honest I come here to learn about things about engines or engineering, but I've seen a lot of old and new videos and I really like the way you do it. My short answer would be => second channel, or clear playlists
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  4992. I will say that you’ve been the YouTuber I’ve most consistently watched for a few years now, and ive never come across any problems, because whatever you’ve had in hand has always been interesting and useful in one way or another. I really do understand the want for an anything and everything kind of channel, and honestly, seeing a little more humanity in a guy never hurts, in fact I’d argue to say that it helps. I personally am all hands on deck for a secondary channel if you’re up for the task because it’d be beneficial for too many reasons to count. The most important reason I’d say is you and your personal health and drive. We can’t have our favorite videos if the creator isn’t there to create them in the first place. As for memberships, I really respect your opinion on a pay wall, because things like that can ultimately do more harm than good, or not, it’s just how you run them that determines how they go. Obviously there are people who literally cannot afford any sort of membership, which makes it unfair for them. So, maybe, you could have more of a support membership for the people who actually support the content and wish they could do more to contribute. As a reciprocation of their membership, they could have small sneak peaks on projects, or just, access to simple, fun videos that don’t necessarily support much in the way of bigger things? Take a grain of salt on this because, I’m not sure how to run anything. I’m not a politician, nor do I have business experience in anything whatsoever, I’m just a guy with some opinions. Finally, the name… I was thinking “Dirty Hands, Clean Answers” or “Fabbed Answers”, something like that, because answers has to be in the name. It’s just a given, lol.
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  4993. What I like about your channel: 1.the host(you) you explain things i feel like a good mate of me would do it. 2. Detailed and complex engeneering themes, explained to the point. 3. Different themes. like combustionengines and stuff around it(how a turbo works and why it flutters) Cars, engines, planes, bikes... What comes next? I don't know but it'll be entertaining, informative and probably technical👍
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  4994. 8 years making good informative videos and sticking with it on top of real world stuff going on in the background isn’t easy. A couple of channels I subscribe too have stalled and some of the creators had to diversify with sub channels because they felt constricted and even lost interest in creating stuff. Watched your nitro motor remote control video illustrated how much more diverse your interests are and how you’d integrate some of what you do here into fun other avenues to share with us on another channel, one more unscripted and certainly more free flowing. In a nutshell a second channel adds to this one as it’ll show people in practical applications some of the things you explain here. Explaining something then sharing how it actually works for you or even delving into other topics is expanding on the person, not just the content. Good luck in the venture 👍🏻
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  4995. Hello D4A, i have to disagree with your explanation on "gasses cannot go back through the compressor.." there are many videos on YouTube showing the giant fireball comming out of the Fan/compressor. The path of least resistance can be the compressor if the compressor stalls. I would refer you to some videos but I'm still watching your video! (Premiere) Again, Your channel is awesome and you're a great host. Good luck in what ever you choose to cover!
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  4996. A second channel would allow you the outlet, twice the content means I'll watch twice as much for longer
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  4997. You don't have much to lose with a 2nd channel. D4A2
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  4998. I enjoy your engineer perspectives and explanations and may not enjoy your off-road trekking/riding videos but I would consider supporting your other channel sometimes. I would support a subchannel but recommend including in your main channel (this one) a short description of a sentence or two of the latest video in the other channels in the description of new videos. This may give current subscribers a simple choice of viewing the other channel's videos. Either way...best of luck in the next steps forward for you. And still looking forward to more videos on this main channel.
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  4999. Literally a classic second channel
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  5000. can't wait!!!!!!!!!!
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  5001. I think riding 4 answers is perfect!
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  5002. I think it's really impressive that you can put out so many incredibly interesting video's so often without a full production team. I've been a subscriber since you had less and could respond to individual replies, with over 992K subscribers and the video's you put out, I would be surprised you can reply to any comments. The engines behind you make a great display. I stopped watching Scotty Kilmer video's, sometimes his opinions are just wrong and based on his biases. Trail riding video's on your CRF isn't a problem for me, do what you like doing or you will get burned out, personally I haven't posted a video for 6~7 years and last motorcycle video was 2011. A channel just for motorcycle riding you do would be of great interest to me as it is something I have a ton of experience with (riding since 1968) I can fully understand a paid subscription but personally, I can't afford Patreon so I wouldn't be watching it though. (getting old suck but still beats the alternative 😁) Edit, my avatar is me racing Enduro in 1980
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  5003. Sarah n tuned has a similar “trapped” issue. I think she just decided to keep doing what she loves and her viewers watch. I really love your explanation videos and you seem to love making them. Sarah also did a sub channel for the car reviews, and I think she just keeps pushing on her main channel. “Do what you like” - Blind Faith Make videos you love making, well keep watching. I hope that will include at least some of your signature explanation videos. “Here’s looking at you, kid” - Bogart
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  5004. Man, I specially loved the content you made which was outside of the ordinary path! The greenwashing video, the one you where out in the woods talking about energy harnessing and efficencys. Keep it up, and I personally think, subchannels are a really good idea because you can, as you said, be more freely in your ideas. Much of your content fuels from your enthusiam of the topic, and if you would loose that, because you feel forced to create something for others to like it, it would be a preety steep downhill. It is as it is with musicians. When they have to start making music only to satisfy others and meeting the others expectation the quality and soul of their music will suffer from it. Take Eric Clapton, what he had to play for publicity, and what he returned playing when getting older, just things he loves, and as one of a cery few musicians, he got better and better and better! Change and experimenting is our duty as evolving humans. Delivering a predictable result is duty of a computer. Keep it up! And do whatever you want, and if you like to share it, i and i think most of your viewers will love to watch it. Theirs to much predictable things and "channeld" opinions and over ecocorrect statements in this world! Greetings from Austria my friend!
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  5005. I always watch your videos bro, love the content.
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  5006. Feedback: 1) Existing content in its current form is great (you present well and are always interesting). But no surprise after 8 years you want a change... 2) You've earned the trust of your subscribers, so feel free to mix it up. Sub channels and off piste videos work (harrys farm/garage) 3) I'd pay for this material. Don't need the gimmicks (voting, live stream, q&a - it's all bs). Keep the price lower by not offering the fluff. Just regularly deliver stuff you care about Most importantly, thank you. Love this channel!
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  5007. ​On the moment you mostly do engines. You will however find that especially dirtbikes have a lot of parts that are very interesting that have nothing to do with the engines. Suspension and what not. I really love your work on technical parts and bits. If you're heading into ADV riding content i would like to warn you not to give away to many of your local routes. People tend to swarm them afterwards.
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  5008. I am recovering g from surgery and your videos are getting me through!
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  5009. You probably won't see this but your videos are the best I have ever seen on YouTube. I come for your personality a d straightforwardness, the good content is just a wonderful extra!!
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  5010. Hey bro, I've been enjoying your videos for a while and now I am in Sarajevo having a vacation. Care to have a beer with your subscriber? I was actually amazed when realized I was driving the road on which you've been testing MR2!
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  5011. You're really wonderful The knowledge that you provide here on YouTube is extraordinary Love from india🇮🇳
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  5012. I'd watch your videos even if you were demonstrating a new way to open a packet of chewing gum. The manner in which you present your videos is unmatched on YouTube. Go for it, I for one [of many] will continue to be inspired by your personality and professionalism, no matter the subject.
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  5013. You have the best Chanel for engines with the nicest explanations of them. As well as your models and graphics are nice and well made. It is always a pleasure to get some content from you. Greetings from Stuttgart.
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  5014. Dude, many of us would listen to you talk about whatever you want, if you turned it into a cooking channel we would still tune in. Don’t put too much pressure on yourself, whatever you do is cool my bro
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  5015. Mate, you're a champion. Go with your intuition. She'll be right
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  5016. I'm looking forward to hear your ideas and topics you want to steer your channel to. You got a talent in explaining mechanical things. As long as you keep your level of quality, and this special "blend" that makes you so authentic, I'm pretty sure I will enjoy your content thankfully.
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  5017. I love your videos, there so informative and you explain it so well. You should be at a university sharing your knowledge if your not already !!!
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  5018. Got here only 3 seconds after upload. D4A never disappoints!
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  5019. Mind boggling, maybe? But that is what makes this subject so interesting.
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  5020. Great timing!!!!! I JUST watched your 6 cylinder balance video
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  5021. The 4 banger special. Noice.
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  5022. Thank you for sharing your intresting video's. 👍
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  5023. Always a Masterpiece ! Thanks for another great video and easy to understand explanations !
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  5024. Bravo mate, you described and explained that information so clearly, and simple that not only did I fully understand, but I've retained it too...👍
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  5025. Great stuff. I love the complexity.
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  5026. Thank you for the light . you do a great job ❤
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  5027. Subaru owner, learning the things!
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  5028. Nothing beats the experience of riding a motorcycle.. except maybe for that camp meal!
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  5029.  @d4a  I'm good, been wanting to donate for ages so all good 8)
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  5030. Thanks!
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  5031. Bought my first bike and realized it was the wrong bike within 5 months. Boy am I glad I bought it used. First bike was a DL650, which is like the Camry of bikes. Comfort, power, versatility, it had it all. But it was heavy so I was afraid to push the limits with it, which got in the way of me learning to ride better. Second bike is a wr250x, which feels to me like the Miata of bikes. It's under powered, but the power is up in the high end, so I have to rev it properly to go traffic speeds. I got it purely for training, but the bike gives me good feelings that the big bike never could, just like the Miata.
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  5032. I have never commented on anyone's videos before, but I love your videos and would just like to share . I have two great loves in my life , my 88 nx650 and my 93 vfr750 ( which I can really recommend you should try ) . Don't tell my wife though! Keep up the great content. Thanks from England
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  5033. HOW DID I MISS THIS!! Dude I will move heavens and earth to help you with your motorcycle journey.
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  5034. 👍 a little different video. I love it.
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  5035. Excellent channel, just subbed. Thanks
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  5036. Thank you, really good and interesting video!
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  5037. Quality content level: Epic!
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  5038. Thank you for a very informative video!. You are awesome. Subscribed!
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  5039. This channel is pure gold. Keep it up!
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  5040. WONDERFUL research you are really knowledgeable on different automotive ideas...I am encouraged by your work.
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  5041. Best channel for mechanical students
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  5042. Each video D4A produces is an educational masterpiece!
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  5043. best informative chanel on youtube this IS GOLD
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  5044. This video did indeed come in clutch! Thanks alot for the high quality content
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  5045. The world just needs to watch more of this channel. TED Needs to take notice. Awesome Video! You win Subscribed! Belled!
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  5046. this video is just gold. good informative video
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  5047. Man I love your Style. Your meandering mind circling wider and wider, that miraculously comes back to centerstage at the end, but has made so many memories along the way. Love your Channel.
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  5048. Wow. Such a well organized video, excellent content, awesome reasoning. Congrats.
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  5049. Some of the best spent 21 minutes on YouTube. Ever.
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  5050. I fixed my 29 year old Xantia. Repaired gaspump for free... I'm a painter....
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  5051. I completely agree with you. I have been saying this for years. You have produced an excellent and informative video about the current automotive industry and the publics very skewered view on New technology. If a car already exists and is functional on the road. Surely it is better to keep it running than use a whole pi.e more of earths resources to rep.ace it with a new one. Even if, in the short term the new car produces less pollution.
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  5052. After watching a few of your videos, I’m pretty convinced you are one of the best content producers in youtube. Well done, plz keep up the good work!!
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  5053. Presenter : What do you think ? Me : Yes You, tell more than most people can comprehend. And Yes, I'm thankful for your explanation. Superb...👍
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  5054. Very well put. I'll have to ponder on this.
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  5055. Thanks!
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  5056. Damn dis is an amazing video! So informative! I've learned more from this video than my first year of mechanics school! Good luck in the future my guy!
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  5057. Wow...my new favorite channel! Thank you so much for your wealth of knowledge. I love the "iconic engine" series. May I ask that you consider the 2003/2004 mustang cobras engine. As it's been described as the "American 2JZ". It came with a fully forged rotating assembly with aftermarket Manley rods and a Kellogg crank and Malhe pistons. An untouched bottom end can handle quadruple digit power numbers. Thanks again for the excellent informative videos.
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  5058. Wow this is probably the best car channel on YouTube HANDS DOWN !!!
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  5059. You need to do another channel or something where you focus on the reality of climate change/ sustainability. You articulate the core issues so clearly even your Business Boomer Dad might (begrudgingly) admit sounds reasonable. Your view may be common among those of us who build/ repair/ design/ work with etc machines (technology), but the general public has no popular narrative concerning these core fundamentals. Big business interests have done one hell of a job manipulating public narratives around climate change. Laws incentivising actual sustainability are imperative to address climate change, yes, but an almost identical shift toward long term viability must be implemented should we, as a species, retain any hope to either maintain current "comfortable" living standards and/ or continue to improve global living standards toward an ideal baseline. Reality based conversations around how we might accomplish this systematic shift must be popularized. You're good at inspiring those conversations.
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  5060. Absolutely LOVE your channel. No hype. All topics thouroughly covered. Keeps my attention. How, though, do you get all your information? What is your research secret? Not only that, your OPINIONS are well thought out and really seem to get at the root of every issue. Kudos.
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  5061. Perfectly composed. Excellently delivered. Brilliant. Amazing composition, and yet it seems that you are just speaking not reading. Your speech was so detailed and in-depth, that i am convinced you had not only have an outline but also a complete written script, but you seem to be speaking totally casual. Perfectly composed. Excellently delivered. Brilliant.
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  5062. This is a good video. A great debate
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  5063. Is it evil? Yes. But is their fault? Probably not, they are not "they", they are in fact "us".
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  5064. Outstanding video and nothing substantive that I can add. My friend in the industry confirmed that parts are routinely redesigned to last only as long as they need to with plastic often replacing metal. These undertakings always make for a much lighter part which makes the car that much better to drive but I think we're returning to ~100k miles being a hard limit for a car's life from what he told me.
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  5065. Really nice "rational" thinking trough out the complete video. Nice editing too. Subbed! :)
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  5066. Buyer‘s expectations - yesterday: Does not explode. Lol
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  5067. Golden material! Thank you! 👏🏻👏🏻
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  5068. Distinctly informative and yet entertaining that I forgot how long it was. Nicely done, I am pretty excited for this series!
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  5069. Love u bro, been waiting for something like this! Tons of respect.
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  5070. Awesome, great video very informative and in depth!
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  5071. Man I respect the ambition. Subbed to see this series
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  5072. Never seen your channel before, but I watched this video. Subscribed, and bell rung! Can't wait for the next show. (As Batman used to say, same bat-channel, same bat-time.) steve
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  5073. Loved this video, the series is gonna be absolute killer judging by it
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  5074. Tnx, i like the way you explain stuff..i watched like 5 video's and now im a fan...subbed and turned the bell black
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  5075. yo this awesome i can't wait to see more of ur stuff. #boostschool
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  5076. Oh Boy Oh Boy so excited for first day in School!!!!
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  5077. Very cool series I will definitely watch the next one!
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  5078. woah! awesome video very interesting!
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  5079. You're the best, please keep this up...
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  5080. Love this guy so much. He made me learn things! Thanks man n gid bless
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  5081. Amazing & great work thank you
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  5082. This Series is Epic Bro!! ILOVEIT!!
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  5083. Damn it, you have to stop making these interesting videos, I have things to do and I'm sitting here watching video after video. Seriously, keep it up, they are great and very informative.
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  5084. Best summary of turbo charged engines I've seen. Thank you for that.
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  5085. Thank you for this video, I'm changing the way boost is controlled on my TT NSX after watching!
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  5086. watched a 4-year-old vid yesterday and "???this is the same person???"🤣 (both are cool tho! and thank you for this series!
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  5087. woooow the intro is damn awesome!! I love it, you put your passion for cars in this videos!!
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  5088. FYI Büchi pronunzed different. But's ok. Thank you for your super Video!
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  5089. Big thanks! Even I learned a lot about myself!
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  5090. Brilliant, once again. Great to hear the history of these things as the 'Turbo' has got so much mystique. Although there were failures along the way, it is only by experimenting that we learn and are able to achieve the desired result. "It is only by standing on the shoulders of giants that I have seen a little further," Isaac Newton.
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  5091. i guessed the number of valves correctly. i tip my hat of to u sir u have made the best video ever, and by best i mean the best trolling ive ever witnessed
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  5092. April's fools at it's best!
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  5093. Great April fool's video
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  5094. 🤣🤣🤣perfect entertainment in this lockdown period!🤣🤣
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  5095. I hited the Like buttom from all my accounts)))
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  5096. You win YouTube today! Kudos
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  5097. Can´t wait to own a 3jz and put an airflow meter on it!
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  5098. Thanks! You gave voice to my deep feel. And ... it is not only a matter of heart: to do whatever thing with some taste give sense to our life, to each thing you do, a journay, a business trip, a daily trip or a quiet moment when you can dream the next ride
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  5099. Another amazing video from D4A! Another view of ice, speaking out of the Box… we are waiting more info for project underdog😊
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  5100. I'm sad because I can't "do" more than one like
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  5101. 4afe started!!!! Can’t wait for a video
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  5102. I keep on coming back to this video again and again since every time i go for a ride, the growling and spitting of the engine beneath my seat reminds me of how lucky i am to experience on of the best things to ever be made by humanity and it puts a simle on my face and a tear in my eye. I dont see many people talk about ICE and the importance of it in helping us to achieve everything as a society and the appreciation is sorely lacking given that the days of ICE is nearing its end. And i can find the same thoughts and love and appreciation here. I love you for making this video sir. And yes, lets wine and dance till it is possible and be happy that it happened and we were a part of it.
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  5103. Poetry in motion :) I seriously had goosebumps for most of the end :)
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  5104. Beautiful.
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  5105. Just beautiful ! Love the philosophical/zen approach ❤️
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  5106. I promised myself that i would never get attached to anything that can get me emotional. But man this video brought tears to my eye.
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  5107. I love it. How poetic it is. You show thoughts that we all feel but cant say. Maybe it is just piece of metal but i am crying…
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  5108. Truly beautiful!
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  5109. love your videos, finally found yt channel that provide real useful content for car enthusiastic. I m realy looking forward on your turbo 4AFE project i also want do turbo afe engine! Please continiue doing great content! And have nice chrismas time! Thank you from SLOVAKIA!
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  5110. Huzzah
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  5111. Thank you, for not only breaking down this engine, but explaining the true benefits of this incredible engine.
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  5112. Adding value is what my boy @driving 4 answers does really well. Another great presentation!
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  5113. "Non scotty Kilmer approved brands" Thank you so much for making such amazing technical content for us. Love from India, Goa.
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  5114. Thanks! Cos I now understand my car 8)
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  5115. Brilliant breakdown. Even I could understand it! Thanks for the in-depth dive into this harbinger of the next generation of hot hatches.
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  5116. I have no idea how you are not big on YouTube yet. Been watching you for months and I have to say you have really good informative videos. And now you finally did a video on a car I want but can't have as they are never coming to North America.
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  5117.  @d4a  Now i understand, thanks!
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  5118. Unbelievably breakdown on this engine!
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  5119. Its performance is great with 3cyl. Toyota s engineering is awesome. Now I get why 3cly are getting turbocharger in these days. 1.6 liter is iconic. D4A is awesome ❤️.
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  5120. Cool. Learnt a lot about modern engines from this video. Nice.
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  5121. doesn’t watch the video makes comment about koenigsegg
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  5122. Very interesting and presise info thanks again you naild it. Have a nice Christmas.
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  5123. Brilliant Video, great little engine!
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  5124. Arguably one of the highlight cars of 2020. Great informative video
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  5125. Wow, I'm super impressed with your explanations and learned everything I hoped to about this engine. Thanks so much for putting it together! Subscribed!
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  5126. My new favorite channel
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  5127. Im impressed by your research the engine. You deserve a 👍
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  5128. Another video that makes me LOVE THIS CHANNEL!!!!! Thanks man. You do such great work. I really appreciate it.
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  5129. Great video, loved the detail you went into 👍
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  5130. im 14 and im enjoying this
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  5131. this video earned a new subscriber, great in depth expaination with lots of videos, pictures, and sound clips. I look forward to seeing more of the content you produce.
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  5132. I learn so much from this guy wow!!
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  5133. Your videos are the best!
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  5134. I have to say this was an excellent video, with excellent explanations, graphics, and sound! You did a fantastic job and I congratulate you
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  5135. There he is. This is how I know it's Sunday!
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  5136. What a superb video. Clear. Concise. Very well done.
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  5137. love this channel!
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  5138. An excellent video! Subscribed.
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  5139. ohhhhh myyyyyy goshhhhhhhhhhhh, I LOVE this video...........particularly the opinion stated from 21:16 to the end....................my eyes are watering I'm laughing so hard...Thank you for a great explanation of these designs!
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  5140. Incredible job of explaining things to a layman such as I. Great work.
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  5141. Randomly watching this and saw some very familiar footage... LOL
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  5142. This is the absolute definitive guide on the flat plane crank...thank you.
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  5143. Another great video which you explain very well, thank you!
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  5144. I wish I could like this more than once. Very excellent explanation.
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  5145. Studying for my ASE certification, thank you for uploading this level of content for free. 🙏 Favorite teacher on YouTube
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  5146. the depths your videos go into ... never knew about the voodoo engines
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  5147. I've watched many but this one was really full , complete - nice thanks
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  5148. Another awesome video! Great job man 👏
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  5149. damn dude i am fucking mind blown. Only if schools taught maths/geometry like this. Sooo much more interesting
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  5150. Awesome! Thanks for this explanation!
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  5151. Your videos are simply impressive! Please, keep going!
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  5152. Love this content. Keep up the good work💪🏻
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  5153. Another killer video mate. Thank you.
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  5154. AW11!!!! Yeah baby!!!
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  5155. Great video, very informative!
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  5156. Hall of fame explanation
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  5157. Nice 👍🏻
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  5158. "Pains in that general area" I see... haha! No need PG13 here :) Great video, this is very educational!
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  5159. I fucking love your channel bro, you never fail to make it healthy and clean, I would love it if you go versatile man, make cheap builds that everyone can learn from, eBay turbo kits, eBay supercharger builds, go real cheap.. people love it, try Honda as a learning platform cause of their cheap and availability, I'm saying this cause it's a learning channel after all where we can benefit and you make money off of it.(: much love: Ali. <3
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  5160. Looking forward to seeing it all running. Good tutorial! Your video production is getting better and better. Keep up the good work!
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  5161. What a great channel. I've been binging on your videos the last few days. BTW in one of your videos, I think you used a street scene of Montreal. I'm just wondering if you are based in Canada.
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  5162. best cooling solution for your engine is water? laughs in hydrogen Hydrogen has a specific heat capacity of around 14,3 kJ/(kg*K) - but a density of only around 0,1 kg/m³. But no problem, just put that stuff in at around 700 bar since you can fill your engine with that pressure at any hydrogen refueling station (density is roughly 40kg/m³ then). And.. oh well.. that still makes it incredibly bad for cooling; Water with it's roughly 1000kg/m³ is still about 7 times better per volume.. :-( and you don't have to deal with those 700 bars. cries in hydrogen
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  5163. Another brilliant video Thank you for your time and effort.
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  5164. Super clear and super interesting! Thanks a lot for the good work!
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  5165. Another great example of your teaching skill.
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  5166. This channel is amazing in it's presentation and engineering content! Great to watch and learn!! 👍
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  5167. Taj Nagatoro Thumbnail . Doslovno idealan si po svemu . Tolko toga sam naučio od tebe ali onako detaljno i razumljivo. Svaka ti čast i hvala što toliko puno radis i nadam se da budeš dobio jos sponzora. Lijepi pozdrav . ;)
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  5168. It's really cool that you can mount it to the windshield. I've been considering options for a boost gauge for my car but I don't want to sacrifice an air vent. With something like this I could also display coolant and oil temps (as well as trans temp), AFR, and orientation simultaneously while keeping my stock gauge cluster because I want ALL THE DATA This is way cool!
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  5169. THE THUMBNAIL MADE ME LAUGH AUDIBLY😂😂
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  5170. Another example of your "A" game. Great!!
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  5171. Couldn't agree more! Thanks for this awesome video... in fact two awesome videos 😅
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  5172. size doesn't change braking power but painting the calipers does
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  5173. As always well explained and logical response to all the armchair keyboard warriors. =). Keep it up dude! Impenitently waiting for the next video. =)
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  5174. I subscribed today to make up for one of the commenters with underlying issues who unsubscribed.
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  5175. A lot of people fail to understand that majority of modern cars leave the factory are overbraked. Manufacturers rely on ABS to counter for it. People also forget that drum brakes are more effective than discs thanks to the self servo effect caused by the shoes wanting to wrap around. They just fade sooner than discs.
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  5176. “Tires are only contact point between road and car”— incorrect. I’ve changed the stance of my car and now I have quite a few contact points with the road: oil pan, driveshaft, rear differential, bottom edge of doors and driver footwell carpet. I’m trying to come up with a way to add the trunk lid and sun visors to that list.
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  5177. Thanks!
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  5178. Thank you so much for your logic and evidence to challenge long held, false beliefs. And thanks for having a car that is practical for everyday life! Cheers!
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  5179. I could write a long comment pointing out what I was so great. But I'm keeping it short - Excellent video! 👌
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  5180. Please do a brake system vid regarding master cylinders, prop valves, etc. I need this.
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  5181. A bit cheaper if you are in the USA. About $177. :) https://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/711-53200-19255-0/1?ff3=4&toolid=11800&pub=5575456869&campid=5338435244&mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.com%2Fitm%2F283732540759
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  5182. Big comfy video. Fantastic content man, cant wait for more!
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  5183. Great video, I liked how you made it so peaceful with the lofi music, minimal talking and even gentle (up to a certain timestmp) wrenching
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  5184. I usually watch videos at 480p to save my data. For this guy's video, I use 1080. Who in the world wants to miss details.
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  5185. Can’t wait for the next episode of the under dog
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  5186. Why don't i have post notifications on for you? I am always excited to see you posted new videos. Can't wait for some more turbo lessons. Keep up the great work!
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  5187. Super well shot, loving this series!
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  5188. That was tremendously enjoyable. I hope that doesn't mean I'm weird but whatever.
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  5189. @4:00 Girlfriend walks in: OMG, are you watching some sort of car porn? To weird for me I'm leaving. Me: No 🤥
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  5190. Definitely a series I’m excited to see
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  5191. When he said sensitive content😅 then I thought what could go wrong, what could be a sensitive content while disassembling engine but after that what I watched was really a painful moment for me 😂
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  5192. A great wheel from my favorite channel for automotive tech. Yes please :D
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  5193. Man oh man, Nardi sure makes the best steering wheels. I hope i win, But if i don't i hope atleast the winner will put it to great use :D Also like to say a thanks for making videos and for the rest of the viewers making this community great!
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  5194. Love the wheel! Hope you figure out all the hacking BS. LOVE the channel!
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  5195. This video was very, very informative. Thank you!!
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  5196. best day
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  5197. You explain things very well !!! Thank you. I have subscribed now
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  5198. Great video, extremely informative, very well layed out!
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  5199. Great video. Love the detailed insights.
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  5200. this made my day
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  5201. Splendid explanation and correct as well!
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  5202. Very great video! Thanks a lot!
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  5203. EXCELLENT presentation. Great script, good pace, and very informative.
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  5204. Wow! This guy is awesome! /Subbed
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  5205. Wow I must say my friend awesome video on explaining the manufacturing process and material content on connecting rods 2 thumbs up keep the videos rolling I'm always watching
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  5206. Very informative video. Thank you for taking the time to make it.
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  5207. Love the videos brother, keep them coming!
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  5208. This video taught me about material strength in ways that hadn’t been covered well in an apprenticeship I did. It also entertained me a lot during a work lunch break and was a wonderful escape to cars, engineering and humour! I loved your creative use of emojis and parts in the table at the end, and your resourcefulness and ingenuity for visual analogies.
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  5209. Thanks for the knowledge shared. Learning every time watching your videos
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  5210. Amazing video! Subscribed! I haven't assembled an engine in years, but I really appreciate how you explained things.
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  5211. I thought I knew about billet but this takes it over the top, and wasn't boring at all, good work on the video graphics
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  5212. Well done, good info. Your graphics are golden. :-)
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  5213. I don't understand a thing about cars and engine, but i was so interested in watching your video. You are a great teacher.
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  5214. Great video mate loved watching it
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  5215. Ahh yes, we all have to occasionally measure rod length growth.
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  5216. Love your vids☺️ got subscribed and bought some merch 😄
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  5217. I am an old and experienced mechanical engineer actually retired, but not totally. This younge man in everything he sayed is right and on a language understood by EVERYBODY. It is nice to see an younge man being so well educated and so clear in comunication. GOOD LUCK AND GOD SPEED.I
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  5218. ur channel is a treasure thanks so much for the effort brother 🙏🏻🙏🏻
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  5219. Heck yeah see you in about 12 hours!
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  5220. Tomorrow 9:30am. I am setting my alarm. Can't wait to see your reaction to the sound. It will be glorious!
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  5221. Dang man, that is a lot to get done! Congrats on being one step closer to getting it fired (🔥) up! I really loved your pragmatic approach to mounting your fuel pump lol. It looks nice and cozy to me =)
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  5222. 16:05 what's that blue light under the seat? BTW awesome videos! I would love to put carbs on my 1.6 miata!
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  5223. Woo keep up the uploads! I wanted to do that mod back when I had a bluetop 4a, let us know how it goes. I still have that old block but nothing to throw it in, so if I ever rebuild it I want to know what impact this pulley does to an n/a 4a.
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  5224. haha same! it's the perfect intro song, maybe you need one like it ;)
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  5225. driving 4 answers Did you do the unboxing because you saw the latest for my MR2 and got jealous? :P I'm reassembling the tank tonight and hopefully attempting a start tomorrow!
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  5226. Yeah that stock pulley does not have a rubber isolater like many stock pulleys, so going from solid pulley to solid pulley really isn't going to hurt anything. Given the age and rust, I wouldn't be surprised if the stock pulley cause more vibration than the new one will.
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  5227. Again, another amazing video. Great info, beautifully edited, and that perspective of the future. Keep it up bro, I rather get my info from an optimistic realist, than a hype train without brakes.
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  5228. Great video, thank you for the look at an interesting new development.
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  5229. Best mod for any machine, though expensive, hands down is a helical diff. Glad to see you're sticking with it. =]
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  5230. Really interested in seeing the progress of this build. I have been a subscriber to your channel since you did the bike carb conversion.And from when you did the DIY polyurethane mounts.
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  5231. depends on what you want.
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  5232. Gah I am stoked for this. I love this project so much. Keep up the great work!
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  5233. Great stuff, looking forward to seeing it all come together now :)
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  5234. Yesterday I saw the original video, and now I was surprised by the notification, and tought that the title was auto-translated by youtube, pero bueno, ahora me lo veo de nuevo en español
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  5235. Gracias!!
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  5236. ayyyy para alguien que habla español as well as english so interchangeably i almost didnt notice it wasnt the same video 😂😂😂 well done man and much appreciated, this way i can start sending your videos to my acquaintances when they ask me these questions 😂🎉
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  5237. Hablo un poco enspañol pero mí español es muy mal xd Not enough to understand the video but still really cool :) Could've used this in my school days to learn ^^
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  5238. muy muy bueno, muchas gracias
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  5239. Yo this is awesome. I’m bilingual, but my Spanish is like a 9 yo’s Spanish, so I lack a lot of technical vocabulary in Spanish.
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  5240. Svaka čast druže! Ovo je super stvar, sad učim španski i dobro mi dođe ovo ko vežba👍
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  5241. You have no idea how joyful I am of being able to share your spanish dubbed videos with my 70 y.o. father, also a petrolhead who did not have the chance to learn English. A really big ¡¡¡GRACIAS!!! for you and your collaborators for this really nice surprise. Looking forward to watching the next! ¡Un abrazo desde Valencia!
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  5242. It's nice of you to do this for Spanish speakers. I won't lobby for Hungarian next because my English is a whole lot better. 😉
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  5243. excellent video work, and looks like a very quality build, attention to detail
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  5244. Lovely thing, thanks for making this! 4A-GE <3
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  5245. I really appreciate your channel. You have helped me in so many aspects in life. Not only in engines and physics but in the willing to learn and aspire to gain every bit of knowledge I can. Thank you🙏🏼
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  5246. You knocked it out of the park again. Well done.
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  5247. Informative, enjoyable and well explained video. Helpful graphics! Well done!!!!
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  5248. Don't know how to express my gratitude for all the videos u make
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  5249. one of the best and most underrated channels on YT
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  5250. Brilliant, fascinating and educational video explained very clearly. Thank you.
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  5251. Great video, very interesting and very concise.👍🏼
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  5252. I always learn new things watching your videos. Thanks!
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  5253. This is legit the best and most educational youtube channel on the interwebs
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  5254. Thank you!! It was so instructive!!
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  5255. Ho boy! I read about that cycles but right now, the right person is explaining them! Haha!
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  5256. Great way to start the morning. Thank you for your knowledge
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  5257. Brilliant video, thanks
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  5258. Your video is pretty amazing. So much history intertwined with the basic science of how the engines work... thank you...
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  5259. Thanks. Best explanation I've heard and now fully understand.
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  5260. If i had the ability to contribute, I'd have certainly contributed.
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  5261. Excellent. The only thing I would add is that the Atkinson/Miller engines also benefit by effectively extracting more power because of the ratio of the power stroke to the compression stroke -- not just by saving energy in the compression cycle, but also by having a longer effective power stroke which allows for maximum extraction of energy from the combustion pressure. Also results in slightly lower exhaust gas temperatures but that's not particularly of note. Not sure if you've done it yet, but a video on the Aisin e-CVT design would be a nice video. People don't understand how essential that design is to an efficient hybrid. It contains two electric motors of different sizes and a single sun/planet/ring gear set and no clutches or solenoid controlled gear engagement. It's baffling in it's simplicity when you first look at it! The smaller motor/generator actually modulates the speed of the planetary carrier to change the ratio between the petrol engine and the output shaft. I love its simplicity. I have a Ford Fusion (Mondeo) hybrid that uses the same transmission and it's quite amazing. It has a 2 liter Miller engine sans supercharger.
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  5262. Amazing video, thank you for creating this and putting it on Youtube for everyone.
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  5263. amazing work mate, thank you for this video.
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  5264. Awesome videos! The graphics that show what it is that you are saying is perfect for the way I learn.
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  5265. You are a genius who can simplified the complex.
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  5266. wow
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  5267. I may still be seated, but I'm giving your explanation a standing ovation. Fantastic video
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  5268. Brilliant explanation and graphics. Thank you.
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  5269. Brilliant analysis. Thank you.
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  5270. Seriously informative video...Excellent!
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  5271. Awesome presentation, as always.
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  5272. i just love you!!!! thx for the content.
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  5273. That was the best explanation of these 3 different cycles that I've heard so far.
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  5274. Totally great education again!
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  5275. Your videos rock
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  5276. Wow.. Got this video as a recommendation from the YouTube and it amazed me. Wonderful explanation.
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  5277. Just incredible. Thank you.
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  5278. That is perfect explanation man. I have corolla hybrid and i am fully undersand the concept now.
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  5279. I'm sending my nephew a link to this channel for binge-watching.... he's 13 and obsessed with engineering.
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  5280. Always a good day when d4a uploads
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  5281. Thank you , thank you , and thank you !!!
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  5282. wow, thank you for this. Very well explained!
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  5283.  @d4a  If you right-click the video and choose "Stats for Nerds" you can compare it to other videos. It'll display the "content loudness" and it's -13 dB on this video. On the previous video it's -10 dB, the video before that -7.5 dB and on "The Only Video You'll Ever Need to Watch to Know how 4 Stroke and 2 Stroke Engines Work and Differ" it's only -3.2 dB. Something in your process change recently?
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  5284. Ah, so this is where your pictures on Instagram came from. That's really rad that they are using car motors on these boats. That takes some "enginuity" haha
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  5285. Love all your usfull stuff.
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  5286. So clearly explained, keeping simple and synthetic! Outstanding!
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  5287. This guy gives the rabbit the courage to slap the bear,the best guy to unleash the beast in you,its almost magical
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  5288. Absolutely love the longer videos! Not boring, in fact much more interesting when the process is laid out for everyone to see.
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  5289. This channel is just beeing better and better this video is one of your best. Is it the same Job in a E153 gearbox?. Thanks for the education.
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  5290. What a awesome video, thanks!
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  5291. driving 4 answers Today is a great day, you promised and delivered. I am relieved 😌 and can finally rest. Now I can bake a cake.
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  5292. Sir. You have a new subscriber and fan.
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  5293. Hi There. I'm writing from Italy. It could be unbelievable for you in the U.S., but in the whole Italy there are a total of 20-30 Datsun 240-260 and 280Z counted together. I am the lucky owner of two 240Z and I love this car. I'm writing to make you my best compliments, because this is the best video I've seen on YT since a lot of time. By the way, my approach to the world of vintage cars is the same of yours: the best thing is to leave the L24/26 or 28 in the engine bay and work on the few things than can give you some extra HP, respecting the age and the design of the engine itself. The 240Z is a lightweight car, and 200 HP are enough for our fun. Thank you again for this video. Alessandro
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  5294. Loving your vids my friend. Only one Nissan Datsun in my life stable. The Sunny SGX station wagon. 1500cc rwd. It took a lot of abuse including linelock on diesel and rally on gravel out at Port Waikato here in NZ. Flipped it on to its side and had to get a tractor to pull us on to the road again. It drove straight and started 1st turn. Loved it. Should have had more nissan in life. Another great vid, learned a lot and got passionate with you remembering the old smells.
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  5295. I really love this segment of your channel...
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  5296. So glad you made a video on those engines !! 👍👍
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  5297. Your videos are always imformative, can't wait to see what engine is next
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  5298. The grinding down / extra material was good to point out. I never knew that. I would’ve probably thought I was clever and beating the system and done it anyway. 🤣 and complained to people they gave me the wrong size. Thanks
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  5299. awesome video!
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  5300. This is awesome. I learned a lot. However, there is one thing in there at the very end that could use its own video and may have been slightly misrepresented. At the end of the video you mentioned spoilers. Well, at 15:48 you showed what is debatably a wing depending on how it is functioning. Then at 16:07 you say, "This is why time attack and other racing cars have giant spoilers," while showing a time attack car with many large spoilers and wings. A video on the difference between wings and spoilers could be great as the subject is greatly misunderstood in automotive communities. Accurate information of what a spoiler is and what wings are can easily be found in aerospace circles, but automotive enthusiasts often misunderstand it, as I once did. The simplest explanation of the difference is, Wings generate differential pressure called lift, while spoilers impede the generation of these differential pressures therefor reducing(spoiling) the lift garneting properties of a wing. In the automotive world, most car bodies create positive lift(positive being up) and a wing for a car is inverted such that it's lift is in the negative direction(down) and we call it, down force. It is not always necessary to have a downforce generating wing on a car, and there are real downsides to wings such as induced drag. In these cases, a simple spoiler to reduce the lift generating properties of the body will work just fine. Things start getting weird when the spoiler turns the over all lifting properties of the body into downforce generating properties. And ground effect is a whole other subject entirely. Anyway, thank you for another awesome video on the d4a channel.
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  5301. You made it seem like this video is going to be torture, but it was actually pretty enjoyable and understandable😉! Also I'm just about to subscribe with 999K subscribers, I hope I'm the 1 millionth! and congrats of course!
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  5302.  @d4a  always there to support u and this channel as a whole brother
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  5303. The best day of the week
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  5304. Brilliant Brilliant, simplicity, content, presentation all truly Brilliant. One question please teacher...how does rigid side walls or ribbed tyre construction help with cornering force and how does lower aspect ratio help increase cornering force. Would love to learn the physics behind it...though have witnessed in real life. Thank you 😊
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  5305. Bro, what a masterpiece video! When I was an automotive engineering student, those concepts had blown up my mind. Only I can say thank you for taking your time to explain this difficult topic. Hats off! English is not my mother tongue, but I got you perfectly!
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  5306. Yes that truly was a life changing video
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  5307. What a beautiful explanation
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  5308. Another superb presentation, thank you.
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  5309. I think ive been watching thus channel to much cause everytime im in my car im always thinking about what forces are acting on my vehicle its a blessing and a curse 👏👏👍
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  5310. I'll also congrat
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  5311. Fascinating and so helpful!
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  5312. I know a lot about a lot of things but I always learn something new from your videos and in this case, I learned A LOT! You were right, I thought I knew but I didn't 🤣
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  5313. Fantastic explanations. This is my 2nd video from this gentleman, and he explains it in a way it's easy to understand.
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  5314. Thank you. You are a GREAT teacher!
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  5315.  @d4a  I can't wait to see both :D I much appreciate your effort to put things in simple words :)
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  5316. You make the best vehicle dynamics content YouTube.
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  5317. You are a fantastic teacher, I think you could even teach me math (may tried and failed).
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  5318. Thank you for this amazing video. It would interesting to have a video on how the car' s weight affect the handling.
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  5319. Thank you D4A
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  5320. 🐺🖤🐧🐧🐧
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  5321. My mind is blown. I was skeptical at first but you have broken it down so well I didnt even have to make it 5 minutes before I understood. Makes perfects sense.
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  5322. amazing vid and explanation
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  5323. Extremely nice!
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  5324. Perfect explanation, this should help clear things up for people
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  5325. Genuinely great video, glad the algorithm gave it to me
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  5326. Ohmmm I understand, Ohmmm, I have achieved enlightenment, Ohmmm, D4A Yogi has taught us well, Ohmmmmm !!!!
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  5327. Thanks for your very clear explanation, really love your channel
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  5328. This explanation is so incredibly complex but easy to understand. THANK YOU!!
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  5329. Thanks!
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  5330. looking forward to the engine build👍
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  5331. building cars is not easy man. good job. especially finding parts
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  5332. Dude you're amazing, I swear.
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  5333. Yeah! great to see some Aussie stuff!
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  5334. You are superhuman! Do you read a script or it just flows out? All your videos, almost no word out of place!
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  5335. my goodness, that turbo manifold is sexy!
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  5336. Oh my God, that manifold looks good enough to sleep with!
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  5337. I'm from the UK and must say keep up the great Work. can't wait to see this and how power it will make nice 1👍.. really do enjoy the program you make and find them very informative..
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  5338. I hope your build process will be as smooth as possible. Most of the time it isn’t but all we could do is monitor each part and do the research to get the correct specs for the engine builder from each manufacturer.
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  5339. Though this is long I appreciate this video for what it is
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  5340. You're the best! Always look forward to your videos, and this one did not disappoint!
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  5341. You promised an overly long, tedious video that was a complete mistake but you failed to deliver. As it turns out, I enjoyed it very much. I was having so much fun at 27 minutes and was then delighted that we were not near the end.
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  5342. Love your videos... I could listen to you 'blabbering' about cars all day. 😆
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  5343. Man i dont mind the audio or video quality at all it shows your 1 of us , a car guy just making informational videos and your human it dosnt have to be perfect man. Love seeing ya go into detail and the entire build start to finish , parts used , time taken and youv got documentation of the entire build so if down the road your asked what parts what , you end up selling the car etc etc you have these videos of proof that really at to the car. Awesome video dude !!
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  5344. This is a sick video man. I'm so excited for you.
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  5345. Epic
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  5346. sweet. :)
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  5347. Sounds really good. Love it
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  5348. Excellent work sir!
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  5349. Thank you for this. You deserve waaaaay more subs dude. I learn something new every time I watch one of your videos!
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  5350. Can I buy a shirt? I enjoy the content of your channel. Putting together and editing these videos must be a lot of work. Thanks for your time!
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  5351. Best explanation of this topic!!! I never properly understood up until seeing this
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  5352. Just, thx for that video, I had seen and read much video/web article, and that the first time that I totaly Understand all the turbo system.
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  5353. Tack!
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  5354. Awesome video, dense with information and reasoning for the choices, love it. Thank you!
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  5355. This has got to be my favourite YouTube channel, I was LITERALLY thinking about this today at work and you answered everything + some
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  5356. Very cool. I didn't really know about sequencial turbo set-ups. And the details to distinguish the different set-ups are undeniable. Thank you for another very thorough and amazing video!
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  5357. Wow! I understand turbo charging so much better now!
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  5358. The only issue with this video is the thumbnail is so good it explains everything i needed to know
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  5359. YT suggestions are sometimes good: you're good! I saw some of your videos today and I'll be watching more. Thanks for the great quality, keep it up.
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  5360. Insanely informative, comprehensive and interesting video, thank you!
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  5361. Thanks man, I learn so much from your channel. You have the ability to explain things perfectly.
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  5362. Thank you so much my brother for the informations and the video. I appreciate your efforts 🙏🏻🤍
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  5363. He's BACK! Great to see another educational video on performance mods. 👏 missed these!
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  5364. Love this man I genuinely Lear a lot, he explains everything so well
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  5365. As always well researched and well presented. Thumbs up.
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  5366. Best turbo break down video I have ever seen by far !!!
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  5367. I have always been confused about compund turbo systems but you explained it very well and it all makes sense now, thanks.
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  5368. got recommended here for some reason, stuck till the end. clear and good explanation, keep it up dude
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  5369. WOW. So much information in a single video. This is fantastic content and he is an excellent educator. I'm a huge fan of turbos!
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  5370. Thank you for your information and video.
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  5371. very well made video, fantastic.
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  5372. You are a brilliant lecturer.
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  5373. Incredibly good video, thank you very much!
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  5374. This is one of those channels that people will say "I was there when he didn't even have a million subs". Excellent content as always.
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  5375. I'm curious, what is your background? Are you a Mechanical Engineer, a Genius or some sort of think tank group that researches the subject matter and makes the videos? I am a professional Automotive Technician and I know your videos are not just the ramblings of someone who thinks they know everything but actually knows very little. Your explanation of optimal turbo size was proven in the Porsche 944 Turbo models, the early models had a single turbo that produced peak HP at around 5800 rpm and kind of fell off at higher RPMs, but the later models 944 turbo S had a larger turbo that produced more HP and to a higher RPM on the exact same engine.
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  5376. My man, the best channel ever! D4A
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  5377. Dude! You're bloody awesome! Subscribed, liked, recommended, flawless!
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  5378. Great video. Thank you so much. Could listen to your explanation of these type of things all day . Well done. Keep up the good work. Cheers from down under 👍🇦🇺🍺
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  5379. The 'Goldilocks' turbo is "the most rational compromise" - masterfully put.
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  5380. I have wondered forever how this works thanks for making a video on it
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  5381. This is engineering academy ❤
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  5382. Excellent Content!!! Kudos...
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  5383. Awesome video! The compressor map section was really helpful!
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  5384. Great presentation ! I feel like I just went through a full fledged class on turbos. Thanks 😀
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  5385. Excellent Content .. Thank You .. Cheers :)
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  5386. This clip is superb. Thank you for sharing
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  5387. Thanks! Amazing video
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  5388. Great video as always. VGT, AR and trims very nicely explained
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  5389. Wow…. That’s the most informative YouTube video ever….! I score you 11 out of a possible 10. More of the same please.! PS. Greetings from the UK.
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  5390. Just as I'm looking into taking my car to the next level, you release this banger. Keep it up mate, love the vids
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  5391. I have been following your channel for quite some time now. Back in the day I falsely thought your name was Marc and used that name in my comment . You responded "thanks, but my name is not Marc". Hence I wrote "not Marc" this time. I was trying to be funny. Sorry. 😂
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  5392. Awesome video!
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  5393. This is a level up for me in Automation 😂
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  5394. Thank you so much for your work! This is an incredible video!
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  5395. Only the lord knows how much I needed for YOU specifically to make this video😂😂
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  5396. Hey man, thanks for the video. Been looking for videos on youtube to explain compressor maps with little success. Its great that you have siplified garret installer connect course to an entry level understanding, especially with the hose stuff. Great work man. Keep it up.
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  5397. This filled up a lot of gaps in my understanding, thanks very much!
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  5398. Best of the best
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  5399. Brilliant video, i have a very limited knowledge of most mechanical components of cars – never mid the turbo – and it's great to have a full guide
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  5400. Best turbo video! Bible video
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  5401. Excellent video!
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  5402. the best channel on youtube
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  5403. FINALLY I can wrap my head around the compressor map. Once again, D4A proving why he's arguably the best Automotive education channel around!
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  5404. Great Job !!!! Now i can sey "ok , now i know much about turbo"
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  5405. I don't have more thumbs to give thumbs ups! Beautifully explained!
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  5406. Thank you for the over simplification on compressor maps. This makes comparing turbos for a desired power output much easier.
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  5407. Thanks a lot. Always appreciate your videos.
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  5408. I need an explanation on secondary balance
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  5409. Very nicely done. Simple enough that an engineering enthusiast with no auto training can understand.
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  5410. Thank you so much for this video it was really helpful and it made everything very easy to understand ❤
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  5411. awesome video
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  5412. Fantastic video! Definitely one of my favorites!
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  5413. Excellent video!
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  5414. Love the thumbnail
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  5415. Thank you for your work, excellent explanations as usual! Your channel is a must for every mechanics enthusiasts! 🙏
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  5416. Always a great video!
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  5417. Idk abt me man but everytime u upload i like the video just before watchin cuz am sure ur uploads are always fire ... respect brother
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  5418. Thanks Bro! I like your videos and car projects!👍
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  5419. Very cool man! I love your vids and this one was great. Even though I know most of this stuff very well I enjoy your presentations and being a gearhead I just cant get enough
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  5420. Marvelous, as always! 😊
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  5421. Thank you very much.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
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  5422. Always learn something new watching your Channel
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  5423. Excellent video. Thanks!
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  5424. That was a great video :)
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  5425. Babe, wake up, new driving 4 answers video just dropped
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  5426. G'day mate, great video. Keep up the good work. Three hundred in one of those is a quick car. I know as I had a bit more from mine. I guess you've taken care of the rear suspension. It's a magnificent handling car. Don't sell it. What do you think of the Mitsubishi 3000 GT? '89-90 model with pop up headlights was sensational. Had a couple of them. Twin turbo, active areo. Easy to get 5-6 hundred ponies. You have a great selection of videos. I have only watched a few. Looking forward to the MR2 build videos. From Australia. All the best.
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  5427. Absolutely incredible! Thank you so so SO much. I knew about the definitions of most of these terms such as the A/R or trim but never learnt about how varying the values would affect turbo performance
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  5428. haha typical German cars You should have a race between your MR2 and your cousin BMW Initial D Touge style. Running in the 90s
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  5429. Please do a review on the 318TI! I think the 16v 1.8/1.9L engine in these BMW`s is great and has some potential
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  5430. Yes please! Make a review!
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  5431. I'm all for mixing it up a bit. A little variety never hurts!
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  5432. Best automotive, internal combustion engine channel ( if you want to learn and know stuff ) out there ! 👌👍💪
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  5433. this was a fantastic video!!! The concepts were clearly explained. Thank you
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  5434. Tack!
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  5435. absolute amazing video in the way its explained
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  5436. as allways masterfully done
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  5437. The speed and efficiency of delivery almost make it hard to keep up! But this was a 3 hour college course of info in 20 minutes. I feel like Neo out of Matrix and the "I know Kung Fu"
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  5438. Absolutely love your channel and can’t wait for project underdog!
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  5439. awesome content bro, thank you
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  5440. Dude, you are my hero ! Standing n' clapping
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  5441. Impeccable video, you explained it all, thanks a lot👏👏👏
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  5442. that was a piece of well delivered information! very interesting indeed, easy to follow, thumbs up!
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  5443. Twenty-one minutes very well spend, excellent video sir!
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  5444. I already know this stuff, but I must say it was hard back then when I learned about this stuff to find someone who explained it so well. Rly good channel for someone who is interested how stuff works in car engine
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  5445. High quality educational videos for free, thank you
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  5446. Dude I've been searching for videos like this for months now. Looks like today my search is over
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  5447. Wow. This was an amazing video I was so confused on what torque was but you have explained it in a simple butt excellent way thank you.
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  5448. Dude I just found your channel. You have an amazing skill for explaining concepts simply! Nice job
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  5449. The best Torque vs HP explanation that I have watched. Thank you!
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  5450. This is probably the most brilliant video regarding this subject outhere. And I have seen dozens of those. I subscribed to this channel in a hurry.
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  5451. Wow! That was cool... thanks man great presentation very simple and informative...
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  5452. This is an amazing video
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  5453. I have been watching this type of videos since years. And hands down this is the best explanation of torque and HP available on the internet probably.
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  5454. Thank you for this amazing explanation! I used to always be confused on why a diesel 300 horsepower engine can tow more than a gasoline 600 horse
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  5455. At last, I actually learned the difference. It was about time. I thank you, sir. The explanation was perfect.
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  5456. What a great video!! I have seen these two terms defined so many times but it has never made complete sense to me until watching this video, well done!!
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  5457. Literally Amazing! Thanks!
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  5458. Brilliantly explained. Thanks 🙏
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  5459. You satisfied a curiosity I've had for a long time! Thankyou so much. Subscribed.
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  5460. understood the difference after 30 years!
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  5461. Wonderful and easy explanation... thanks...
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  5462. Never understood it in school. Now it's easy as a stick. Thank You!
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  5463. Yep, well done that man. A masterclass in the art of tuition.
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  5464. What an awesome video. I nearly didn't watch it thinking I knew the difference sufficiently well. Glad I did watch though.
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  5465. SUBSCRIBED. Wow. That was an excellent explanation of these concepts. Well done.
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  5466. Love it,fantastic visual explanation of horsepower and torque. Keep up your great work.
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  5467. This is the best explanation ever! Wait till I apply this to a motorcycle, thank youuuu!!!
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  5468. Because this single video I subscribe right away
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  5469. Perfect and easy way to explain this. Liked and subscribed. Looking forward for more videos.
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  5470. Honestly this is the best and easiest to understand explanation on youtube. Thank you!
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  5471. Best and simplest explanation so far
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  5472. There really is nothing lego can’t improve on, including education
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  5473. You sir, made me smash that subscribe button.
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  5474. This is like actually really awesome because I love cars and don’t really know how to simply explain to my friends things without over complicating it. Thank you and please please keep make videos dude, your awesome and we love you!
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  5475. Wow, extremely well explained
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  5476. THIS!! This guy is a reaaaaaaly awesome teacher o/ One more time, ty for your explanations !!
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  5477. Best explanation heard ever
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  5478. this was perfectly explained. I knew what is the difference, but I didn't know why and all the other details. thank you!
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  5479. Thanks!
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  5480. Sums up like a quarter of year of physics at school in under 10 Minutes. Really well explained Sir!
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  5481. just saying your voice would be awesome for ASMR. this video relaxes me more than anything XD
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  5482. Wow very clear demonstration.thanks a lot❤
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  5483. Man, thank you for this insanely good explanation! For years I’ve been trying to understand this and now I finally know what they mean and how they correlate. I can’t thank you enough!
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  5484. Superb explanation!! Right to the point!!
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  5485. Beautifully explained 😍
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  5486. - Youtube will distract you from your study and it will waste your time... - Youtube: ...
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  5487. wow!! blown away by your explanation !! KUDOS
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  5488. This right here is teaching and it's superbly done.
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  5489. Thanks. This is the best explanation about Torque vs HorsePower. Go on Sir.
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  5490. Really great explanation! Congrats!
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  5491. Wooow, so well explained. Thank you man.
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  5492. This is how you explain a concept though video. Truly a masterclass.
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  5493. Fantastic, that was clear, and concise. Well done. Thank you Sir!
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  5494. This is the best explanation I have heard so far
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  5495. Deserves a sub. Loved it!
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  5496. Excellent simple explanation. I don't know why more sources don't explain horsepower is torque output per time. Yay Legos!
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  5497. This video is genuinely the most informative thing I’ve found on YouTube….
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  5498. I want to say thanks and appreciated your explanation on torque and HP. I understand clearly. Very informative. Once again thank you for your efforts.
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  5499. Wow. That was an awesome video. Very very informative. Thank You So Much.
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  5500. Hoooow is this video thisss Good and hellpful? Props to you man. Amazing video
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  5501. By far this is the best explanation I have had on Torque n Horsepower. Thanks
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  5502. Hot dang, thanks, this really helped me understand those concepts much better than any other explanation I've ever seen.
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  5503. what a great video. You earned my respect. subscribed it
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  5504. a friend was bragging to me how much power his car had to me, i can see now it was just all torque 🥁
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  5505. Excellent explanation. Super clear. Finally got it!
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  5506. Absolutely awesome! So so we'll explained! Thank you!
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  5507. Excellent explanation, subscribed and looking forward to future videos :)
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  5508. Incredibly concise and great explanation
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  5509. this really is the best video on horsepower and torque
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  5510. The video delivered massive understanding forces. Thank you. Immediate subscription.
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  5511. this video finally explained what i couldnt comprehend for like all my life
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  5512. This is why I like your videos because a teenager like me could easily understand it so well (If a watch it a few times over or course)
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  5513. Everything is better with Legos. This was the best explanation I've heard of for torque and horsepower
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  5514. Thank you very much for this practical explanation, now I fully understand the difference between the two....you can be a great professor
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  5515. 5:14 dude I haven’t had this feeling of learning in so long I was actually able to comprehend why the small motor rotated faster but has less torque. For years I vaguely knew what HP and torque meant but not even watching this whole 8 minute video I feel like I could explain it to people
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  5516. the best explanatiom of torque and horse power, so easy to understand
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  5517. Learned a new word! Good vid, hope nobody nitpicks you to death over minor details. LoL
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  5518. Came for the dyno app review. Staying and subscribing for the AW11 MR2 :-)
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  5519. Well now that was bloody excellent!
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  5520. beautifully explained, very nice.
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  5521. Fun and useful, yes! Well done my man. Shared it. Thanks again!
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  5522. Dude, this is some quality content. Thank you!
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  5523. Easy to understand! Learned a lot too, definitely subscribing
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  5524. Wonderful explanations and images to go with them. Thank you
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  5525. Brilliant and highly informative!
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  5526. Once again, there are no words to express my heartfelt thanks for this most wonderful video, full of valuable information. Thank you for this always brilliant work.
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  5527. When you talk you sound like you are about to drown in saliva and when you swallow loudly it only affirms this thought.
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  5528. very informative, thanks for making this, new sub here
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  5529. Undoubtedly the best explanation I have ever seen comparing the different ignition systems....Bravo!
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  5530. Agree with everyone. This channel is very good at teaching mechanical. Thanks We really appreciate you 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
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  5531. What a great channel. I’m subscribing.
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  5532. This is an amazing video bro. You got a new sub. I will be watching all your videos for sure. Thanks for the content
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  5533. brilliant content.
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  5534. Great channel! Just subbed!
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  5535. dude, you are the man! thanks for the vid!
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  5536. Great video. Really great, informative, and easy to understand. Thanks much!
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  5537. I love your channel man, it's awesome to have such a great resource to learn these things.
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  5538. Absolutely one of my favorite channel on youtube universe! Great video as always
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  5539. Εxcellent video. Congrats mate. Really informative
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  5540. 10/10 explanation :)
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  5541. i will tell everyone the punch analogy, so it sticks
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  5542. Very Good Video. U explained very welll.
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  5543. I've never understood this better until now. Fantastic video, thank you.
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  5544. Excellent
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  5545. Awesome video, brilliantly explained 👌 👏 👍 well done and thank you 😊 👏 👍 🙏
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  5546. I love your videos iv learned a lot keep up the good work 👍
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  5547. Ur awesome. Been messing up cars for 20 yrs. U made this simple.
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  5548. Best explanation Ever! I've struggled with understanding this my entire life. My brain is no longer broken.
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  5549. Easily the best explainer on this topic I’ve seen, by far. As always thank you for putting out awesome videos.
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  5550. pls keep creating these type of videos
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  5551. Such a good video, Unintentional asmr aswell tho.. ur voice is fricking awsome
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  5552. Knowing something is half the knowledge, is knowing how to properly transfer that knowledge which makes the difference. I love this channel.
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  5553. I knew the answer from the beginning, I enjoyed this video very much
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  5554. This is absolutely fascinating and a wonderful explanation. Thank you!!❤
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  5555. I imagine that D4A just thinks of everything in Street Fighter terms, then translates those thoughts into cars: "So imagine you have E. Honda, and he's like a diesel truck, then you have Cammy who's like a Mazda Miata with a rotary engine swap. E. Honda has a lot of weight to move around but he's strong, while Cammy is much lighter and more agile..." Great stuff as always bro! 😂👍
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  5556. Analogy of punches and damage is genius. Thanks for the video.
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  5557. I always smile throughout your videos. Thanks 😁
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  5558. Tires, baby! It’s not about how much power you have, it’s about how much power you can use!
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  5559. That's the best video I have seen so far about HP vs turque
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  5560. I love this Chanel ❤keep it up
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  5561. Outstanding explanation!
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  5562. Dude. Thank you.
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  5563. I Love watching your videos man. You're insanely smart. My dad and I rush to watch your stuff to see who sees it first. I think I beat him this time cuz he hasn't texted me yet!😂
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  5564. i'll remember the punch analogy
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  5565. Excelent video!!! TY
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  5566. amazing video
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  5567. You seriously make videos for every weird question I have. Thank you SM!
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  5568. Thanks a lot, this video has blown away much of my misunderstanding about these two units.
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  5569. I discovered this channel at 3am, its now 10am and I'm still watching lmao. Love this
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  5570. Great Video. I finally understand. Thank you!
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  5571. Thanks for the video, D4A. I enjoy your style and I always learn something.
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  5572. The punching analogy is a great way to explain it! Well done!
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  5573. for the first time in my 23 Year old life i understand what torque is thank you
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  5574. Thank you for the excellent explanation.
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  5575. Fantastic video!
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  5576. Very nicely explained ……… amazing……. Thank you so much
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  5577. Damn, this series is gonna be legendary, i always wanted a proper guide like that for people to actually learn <3
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  5578. Looking forward to it. I just discovered your channel recently and it is a lot auf fun to watch while still learning some stuff at the same time. Really chill and hands-on approach 💯
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  5579. THANK YOU AEM!
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  5580. Mate, I love you, I love the channel and I love this boost school idea, very very keen for the videos ahead. Keep up the good work 👍
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  5581. Great project, looking forward to this. I´m running a 7A-FE Turbo for over 10 years and keep working on it just because so few people even try. A project like this is much more in the spirit of tuning than just build something thats been done countless times before.
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  5582. How hard is it to get a gze rotating assembly(in Bosnia I think). Gze guts are good enough for 300hp easily. That with a custom set of cams and a custom intake manifold and your done. My vote on turbo is a gt28rs. Maybe a little big for the 1.6 but if you can get one with a .57 ar that should spool well and can easily make 25 psi. I had a thought to turbo a 7afe and got most the pieces together but then I realized I would have to do something about the dizzy and why go though the drama when I have plenty of 4age heads laying around. I'm excited about this build! If you need any weird odds and ends and don't mind waiting for shipping from the U.S. lmk I would love to help!
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  5583. This is very exciting, especially because of the swipes you took against internet wisdom. One example of the pitfalls I've noticed on car channels is the total absence of any mention of proper ring gaps being a function of power output. Of course the blown engines are there as you pointed out in the epic fail video reference. I have no doubt this will be a very valuable piece of work you're undertaking.
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  5584. Thanks Mr D4A, this sounds really interesting to me, for two reasons. The first (foremost), is that I have come to trust and respect your expertise and presentation style in engine tech tremendously. Since I found your channel I have watched almost everything of yours and learned a lot in the process; I can't think of who else whose answers I would trust as much as yours, nor who else I could actually learn from as clearly. Thank you for your amazing content! Secondly - I have a 1ZZ W30 MR2 and I think the engine possibilities are really interesting for it. I was suspecting that the 2ZZ swap would be great fun to drive but not quite fit my goals. I was beginning to think that I would be a nice idea to do that as a learning step, but then put the 1ZZ in the garage and rebuild it to Forced Induction. If I 2zz swap, then why throw away what would be a good staring point for an FI build?! 2AR swaps are also good fun, but I don't think I can achieve that here. Maybe that's gonna be engine number 3 ;) Much love and respect, I look forward to your series an I think I will speak to you again!
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  5585. I’m sorry for spamming so much comment but I’m excited for boost school!
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  5586. I've seen 190whp on a completely stock 250k mile 4afe. 300 with forged parts is totally doable. I love underdog builds. And going into an AW11 that's freaking genius!! Can't wait to see the end results.
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  5587.  @d4a  I think you are right. I have also spoken to a few people that nursed a new bike and it had such high oil consumption almost every trip they had to to up 😮 Appreciate your help. Keep Up the great content I’m learning a lot from your channel 👍🏻
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  5588. I can’t wait too see this car on the road too, been following this build for awhile, glad to see you sticking with it!
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  5589. The rap is what got my thumbs up. Right before the end, nice! The whole video was informative though. I always like your stuff. Thank you.
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  5590. Marvelous video; very interesting and informative!
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  5591. Was wondering few days ago that why isn’t there an episode on RB26/2JZ.. And BEHOLD! Great video man. Love the series. <3
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  5592. Your fact-based, dispassionate, engineer brained videos are great to watch. But a passionate rant once in awhile is 😘
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  5593. D4A, I have to ask; have you ever had an Austin Healy Sprite? Original "Bug Eye" or later Square body? They are little, have neither roof nor windows at all, only seat two and not in a roomy way, yet driving one hard, getting every last horse puppy applied to the road was one of the most fulfilling cars I have ever driven. I had a Corollla in the mid Seventies that was much the same; and both off them were really hard to break. Sadly, both succumbed to rust and rot; that is one "auto tech" all cars should have- good corrosion protection. The rest of that jazz just separates the driver further and further from the road, makes it less like an exclusive experience. And that is what the Jesko does- it fill the soul and ambition of a driver to achieve enough skill to exploit it. You cannot do that while watching ""Jurassic Park" as you travel the Autobahn. If you are ever offered a chance to go thrash a Bug Eye- take it and do it with gusto! Thanks for the piece, D4A!
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  5594. Your best video to date. You want to save the planet, use less. Simple as that
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  5595. 12:04 that's Budapest :) Árpád Bridge :)
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  5596. 11:42 I see your huge saloon car and I give you.. the Renault Twizy. Power windows ? Ha, bourgeois scum, there's not even windows ! 1.0l 55hp ? What a waste, the glorious top trim Twizy has 17 hp, more than enough ! 0-60 ? Absolutely not, it's useless !
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  5597. Wow that's really early. I found him when he was in the low 6 figures. So unique the technical breakdowns and just a gem in every way.
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  5598. Man, I love Jesko, I love your video, I love you. I agree with everything you said. But everybody buys an SUV because if a 2 ton car crashes with a 800 kg car guess who will survive.
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  5599. Wow visual installment and proper instructions are the best thanks!! Helps alot!!
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  5600. Your explanations are clear and to the point. Thank you for these videos👍
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  5601. Really nice video... Really appreciate your videos. Hoping for more of those videos...
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  5602. Thanks!
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  5603. Heeyyyyyy I’m 34 tooooo! Keep up the content. You’re the best, and we’re still young!
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  5604. Refreshing. Practical. Down to earth. Really enjoyed the video.
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  5605. Hey, what a great and refreshing perspective on riding. And life in general. Congratulations to you, and thank you for the video!
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  5606. I'm so happy for you mate. Wish you all the best.
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  5607. Great video once again, thanx! As a YAMAHA guy, I would like to know if this TZR had the Minarelli engine installed in it originally..? :-o Edit: OK, it is the original. Minarelli made the engines to Yamaha specifications :- )
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  5608. I’m 59 retired army veteran ( still healthy ). I’m getting my first Bike 🏍️- Z 400 Kawasaki as long as you’re still healthy- Go for it!!!! Just be safe 👍
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  5609. What a great video. I was glued to my chair the whole time. Subscribed!
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  5610. My goodness…D4A is rapidly headed to 1M subs !!! I’ve been watching since the beginning!
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  5611. Great video and super sharp humor
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  5612. Thanks for the very interesting video on Volvo and the B18 engine. I also liked your Swedish in the beginning 😊👍
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  5613. Retired state police officer here. So about 12 years ago, I was on a unit that would work on arresting disgusting pedos that were trying to set up 'hook ups' with 10-14 year old girls. Only the 'girls' they though they were talking to online were actually police. We'd have them show up to a very specific location with very specific, unusual treats (to confirm their intent), then arrest them. One night, a 5'1" 55 year old perv showed up at the parking lot indicated and flashed his lights four times (he though he we signaling the 15 yr old girl in the apartment across the street to come get in his car), and he was driving one of these Volvo 240 brick wagons. We drove up to arrest him, but he drove over about 12 parking blocks, a large curb and into the street and away we went, on the longest, most insane police chase I'd ever been in. Luckily, it was about 3:45 am so there was no traffic, but we spend over 40 minutes tearing through the neighborhoods, streets, alleyways and lawns of one of Texas' midsized cities. We had about four Tahoes in on the chase, my Chevy Traverse and a black and white Dodge Charger. He lost us. Twice. But we kept after him and, after he played chicken with one of our investigators in a Ford F150 (and ran him into an oak tree), he finally went up an alley in a neighborhood with bizarre, winding alleys. He ended up running into a dead end and slammed on the brakes, got out and ran. He was easily caught and IIRC, he got about 25 yrs in state prison. But I have to say, I was stunned at the robust, almost bullet proof nature of that Volvo wagon...it was like trying to shoot down a B-17 with a Luger. The only reason he stopped was because of his unfamiliarity with alleyways at night. It's a pity such a perv had to educate me on the indestructible nature of these cars, but he did and now I know what beasts they are. Thanks for the video!
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  5614. What a nice presentation. I enjoyed traveling down memory lane with you. Thank you.
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  5615. I love this guy and this video. Great stuff. Helping me learn about my 240! Thank you.
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  5616. Brilliant!, I’m only 2:32 into the vid but love it, my family always bought Volvo 240”s, fantastic memories, thanks so much
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  5617. Your videos are awesome, i share em with everyone i know, thank you for posting 👊👍
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  5618. You have taught me a lot that I didn't know, thank you.
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  5619. Great report, rich with substantial information
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  5620. At 4 minutes of this video, I started looking for a 240.
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  5621. men your videos are so good, please make more of them 😀
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  5622. Great video! Made me happy!
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  5623. Serious information presented in a very digestible format. You just covered thirty years of knowledge I learned the hard way racing Turbo motors! Great presentation young man!
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  5624. Very good information I'm an old school gear head and I have never heard it explained quite as well as that thank you
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  5625. In a world of insanely simple car bolt on videos, your content is a welcome change. Your videos can even teach a seasoned mechanic some of the finer points of powerplant engineering. I appreciate your content, so if you have a Patreon, please share so we can contribute!
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  5626. AWESOME.....and very well done...the old question has finally been answered...
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  5627. Best thorough authentic complete explanation ever! Simply perfect! Subscribed! Can't wait to go through all your other videos.. :)
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  5628. So glad I found this channel! The explanations are well-thought out and said. Love the shirt, too!
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  5629. Sure appreciate your good sense of humor when acknowledging silicon/silicone. Been clicking away at your videos, I'm on a learning binge. Thanks for all the top quality info here.
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  5630.  @d4a  Thank you so much for your quick and detailed response your channel is awesome keep up the good work 👍
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  5631. Most informative video I have seen great job
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  5632. Thank you for making these videos with real engineering understanding. It’s refreshing to see clear and coherent thoughts.
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  5633. great video, rare to see a logical, myth-free description.....just found your channel on this one, but will be digging through the rest of your videos......many love, much props
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  5634. Damn good channel 👍
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  5635. Perfect explanation, well done! Classic example of “the internet says” with forged pistons.. the wet biscuit analogy had me almost fall off my couch laughing!
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  5636. Dude. You are amazing at explaining and there is so much knowledge and wisdom in your videos. Thank you I have and are busy learning so much
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  5637. This was extremely informative, you got a subscriber my friend.
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  5638. Man you know your shit. Best description regarding types of pistons I have ever heard. Loved the video buddy. Keep them coming. You’ve got a new fan. Regards Steve.
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  5639. Best explanation ever, great stuff. Thanks alot and stay safe in these times
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  5640. Very good explanation. Good clean and easy to understand. Even us old engine guys can learn a thing or too. Thank you
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  5641. I keep saying this but I think this is my favourite channel on YouTube, period. And I've been long awaiting a suspension related video. Any chance you will get into suspension geometries ever? I'd love to get up to speed in that topic.
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  5642. This is the best channel on YouTube.
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  5643. Brilliant ! Thanks a lot for all those highly interesting and educational videos !
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  5644. I love the way you explain things. Great video 👍
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  5645. You are definitely one of my favorite youtube channels this video was so dope actually thank you
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  5646. Amazing video!
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  5647. I just Love this Channel 🤩🤩🤩
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  5648. Just like every time big shoutout to this guy for going the extra mile to produce top-notch content on YouTube!
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  5649. Thank you so much for the time, very helpful.
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  5650. DO try this at home! Especially the up&down bouncing... *cough*... I mean oscillations 😏 Joking aside, this was exactly what I was looking for! Thank you for the simple and intuitive explanation! You're a great presenter.
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  5651. An amazing and super fun video
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  5652. incredible explanation I knew how it works but I didn't know that it was simpler than I thought haha great examples and awesome execution <3 I love it
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  5653. this is shockingly fun to watch :D
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  5654. Most excellent.
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  5655. Another masterpiece! Thank you!
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  5656. 't is a beautiful day when it start with a new Driving 4 answers. Learn laugh and coffee!
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  5657. Super interesting and I finally understood it. Thanks for that!
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  5658. Thanks man your explanation of things always great, you must get started doing general science stuff, you will be helping a lot.
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  5659. I've been following this channel from quite a while now, and seeing this increase in humour especially dark humour since last few videos is impressive, I mean being extremely understandable and funny simultaneously is tough, I'm really enjoying this. One of the best YouTube channels I've ever followed.
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  5660. bro i dont know exactly how much i learn from your channel but its a lot and allways you explained simple and complete as possible and this is not easy just wana say thank you so much bro👍
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  5661. I laughed my ass off while learning, thank you, sir!
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  5662. Really appreciate your videos . Incredibly well thought out and very simple explanations of engineering principles.
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  5663. your videos are awesome, really like em pls make more "do try this at home" videos
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  5664. You have a knack of combining practical knowledge with humor and simple explanation. Superb presentation as usual. Pure Talent!!!
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  5665. Thanks, great job here ! I honestly never expected a squirt gun to teach me so much 😁😁😁
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  5666. This is very informative and awesome.
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  5667. ⛔I was told there would be no math! And I also had to send the kids out of the room. I was so disgusted that I set the "bell icon" so I can be disgusted again for the next video. Just saying. :hand-pink-waving::face-blue-smiling:
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  5668. learned a lot
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  5669. Amazingly explained! The work put into the video really shows!
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  5670. wow the best videos explaining how a shock absorber work. great work
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  5671. Awesome and informative as always. Thank you
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  5672. ONe of the best engine related content on youtube. Keep the good work going!
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  5673. Very nice, thanks for posting and the thoughts in the comment section.
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  5674. WOW
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  5675. Loving this engine series. Keep it coming!!!
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  5676. driving 4 answers yes haha I understand that. When you started talking about the first Mitsubishi vehicle with the first turbo 4g I thought you’d go down the line is all. But I loved your video and kept me through the whole video! This was the first video I watched of yours so I didn’t know what to expect but I’ll keep watching your Chanel! And subscribe! By the way do Honda’s k series!!! Or b series if you haven’t already.
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  5677. This young man shows respect, in addition to knowledge, 12:30 Jafro, automatically subscribed
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  5678. that alone adds at least 35 hp at the wheels !
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  5679. Love this channel! Great informative videos....
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  5680. My day is made!!😇😇
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  5681. r/turboswitharms
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  5682. Another fantastic video
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  5683. This videos are great! Thank you for taking the time and patience to do them. And please, keep making them!
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  5684. BOOOOOOSSSSTTT SCCCCHOOOOOOLLLLLL. 🐌 Great video as always! 👍 I'm interested to hear about the ball bearing vs journal bearing turbos.
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  5685. Thank you your boost school series. I'm learning so much from your information.
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  5686.  @d4a  Thank you for making this series.
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  5687. dude your videos are so great and informative, keep it up
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  5688. Enjoyed, Learned, Liked. Love your content, can't wait for more vids. Love from Slovakia <3.
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  5689. Best automotive channel on You Tube. Thanks for all of the excellent content.
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  5690. Thanks for sharing very useful content
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  5691. Thank you for the content. I'm from Singapore 🇸🇬, and I just came to know about your channel. Just wanna say your content is so solid with a lot of in depth explanation. Definitely widens knowledge of many others like myself who are interested in learning more. 👍🏻
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  5692. I'm planning to do 1100cc motorbike carbs on my Lada 1600, at a later date,they cost around 150e in Serbia,and i hooope i will get below 12l/100km xD Anyways,that engine of yours,for how old it is, it's got REALLY good MPGs :D Keep it up,love the work! I've gotta meet you once in my lifetime :D
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  5693. so waited for this !!!! thank u
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  5694. Thank you for a most informative run-down superbly presented.
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  5695. Loved the engine, the sounds and the rap
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  5696. Truly awesome video! It’s great to see the 13B get some love! I’ll be looking forward to more content from this channel! 👍🏻👍🏻!!
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  5697. I absolutely love your content and my heart belongs to rotaries and i will own another one eventually (long story, but short version is life happened and i had to sell my FC a couple years ago. I habe a z31 now but will eventually have another fc). AEM makes the best air/fuel ratio gauges on the market. I will be buying an AEM standalone soon ish, thanks to your content bringing attention back to their ecu’s as I literally forgot they made ecu’s lol 😆
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  5698. You seem to good to be true! Excellent composition, and total control of the subject matter!
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  5699. Great job on the video! Love the exhaust sound at the end. Totally brings me back to when I owned a FC RX-7
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  5700. Actually great info in the complete video, Really enjoyed it!!! Thanks
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  5701. Nice song, nice bass! And very very nice info, I have never heard about it before !!
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  5702. Drug, svi smo mi prošli tim putem. neki su to shvatili na vrijeme, dok če drugi tek kasnije spoznati šta si govorio. Lijep video, malo distrakcije od tehničkih stvari, treba i na dusu misliti. Nastavi sa pozitivnim stvarima. Pozz
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  5703.  @d4a  I like how you think! 🤣 Mine are all older 2 stroke dual sports/enduros but they are awesome all the same, love the freedom of hopping off the main roads and away from all the people!
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  5704. another one?? I already have 3 😅
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  5705. 10/10, I noticed not one of the danger-bike pics was a Ducati 900ss XD
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  5706. As always, thanks 👍
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  5707. Absolutely loved the vid! I can relate!!!
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  5708. thank you for reminding the dream I thought I gave up on!
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  5709. Tack!
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  5710. This was quite educational and informative! :) Getting out in nature is almost always good, as long as you use common sense.
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  5711.  @d4a  that made me laugh. Hey I'm older than you. So it's the other way around. Congrats on a million subs. Amazing. I arrived when the mr2 did. Love your attitude to life
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  5712. I loved the editorial. I followed the same path. Old cars. Motorbikes. Work sucks. Rules. Rewarding myself. More bikes. Bugger bikes. I now have 17 of them and my favourite is the dual sport even though i have much bigger, faster and more expensive bikes. They take motorcycle freedom to the next kevel. So much so I just rode my old 1996 DR650 suzuki 18000 km around Australia.
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  5713. Great insights and points. Expressed some of my feelings better than I could have. Thank you for sharing!
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  5714. Excellent video. This inspired me to do a video of my own.
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  5715. Excellent ideas and you have a brilliant way of putting your thoughts across.
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  5716. Love the passion you bring to engines and this video. It was a special video getting to know your back story
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  5717. Love your videos, you are an excellent communicator! Are you an anarchist by any chance? <3
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  5718. Thanks. I just got my first bike and i can relate big time. Thanks
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  5719. Sing it Brother. A few years ago I decided to go back to my first love before I got too old and/or my failing health made it impossible. So after a 30yr hiatus I picked up a 2016 KLX250s, soon after I went to a KLX300 had to have more power to haul my 100kg+ body around with enough power for it to be fun. I'm now on my third bike (KLX400r) and can say my riding skills are now sufficient to be safe and have fun, but I will add that every bike being second hand get a full tear down and rebuild with fresh grease, fluids & any parts that need replacing, & I love doing it. In March will acquire a new Himalayan 452, finally a bike I won't have to rebuild and one I will be able to do long trips on. Keeps the mind interested & the body active. I love exploring the Australian bush, the sights, sounds & the smells makes me young again. Love you channel, cheers from downunder. 🦘 PS: I ride as much as I can substituting using the Van, fuel economy is 5 times better thus saving money, my Kombi and the environment while having the best time of my retirement.
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  5720. I really love your philosophic content ❤
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  5721. After watching this video, I see that you have figured out how great it is to ride motorcycles. I've been riding for over 30 years, dirt and street. This summer got my wife and I enduro motorcycles. I wish I would have done this a long time ago. I love being able to ride on and off road on the same bike. Maybe the most special thing about riding a motorcycle is feeling the wind, smelling all the fresh scents, living on the edge, the bursts of adrenaline. Basically I love everything about motorcycles. It is my greatest passion. So in conclusion, I am always happy to see people getting into the world of motorcycles
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  5722. I took far too long to get a proper bike but once I did.... I was in my early 30s. And that bike, it saved me, and once its in your blood it'll last you for the rest of your life because there is a type of bike for everyone to enjoy. This is a great video, loved it. Watched it twice and its so right. Bikes are a release and a freedom like no other vehicle. Especially offroad ones.
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  5723. That was incredible! I enjoyed every minute of it 👍🏽
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  5724. Im so happy for you that you've found this method of release! Despite some bumps, bruises, and perhaps a broken bone or two, it'll make you a happier (and thus healthier) person.
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  5725. You one cool 😎 dude you make the best videos. Also very wize. Thank you
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  5726. Great video.
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  5727. honestly over the years the amount of genuinely valuable information that I have found on this channel is invaluable. So……thanks 😊
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  5728. My friend, I am in the same situation as you are. Everybody around me thinks I have gone mad for taking up motorcycling in my mid 30s. But the feeling I get is indescribable. The closest thing I can come up with is like being a kid again, only better. And the dual sport is such a freedom machine. It really takes you everywhere, away from everybody and everything. You summed up my experiences in better words than I could have done myself. More power to you and maybe we ride together one day
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  5729. Buy a dual sport? No. I already have two. Ride an hour to the coast today? Yeeeeesssss.
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  5730. Long post incoming: Let me tell you the story of my bike. I always loved cars and driving. I had a project car (Audi TT mk1). Spent very much time and money it. Loved it. However it was very unreliable due to its age and mods I was putting on it. My heart broke when I sold it. I decided I'd get a brand new chill car (new as in I'm the first owner) and I'd get a simulator rig in order to feed my driving urges. The sim rig did in fact improve my driving skills A LOT and all withing the comfort of my home and without the danger of dying in a firy crash. It was very nice (VR, FF wheel, real car seat, etc), however, just sitting in my home was not the same - no fresh air, no meeting other people, no feeling of actually moving. And then..... since a couple of my friends got themselves bikes, I decided to try it out for myself. Got myself a Kawasaki Z800 and it changed my life. When going to work trafic is no longer a problem. When I'm bored, I post to riding groups and ride with total randoms and I don't stay at home. Where I come from, parking is practically free and always available. It's not just a thrill for me, it's actually a lot more practical also. My car is now 5 years old and has 30 000km on it, I got my bike 2 years ago (not first owner here) and since then I've ridden it the 24 000km. I've tinkered it, abused it, left it in the rain - it has never complained or refused to serve its purpose. My only gripe with it is that its a street bike, but I still love it. As you said - the closest to that child adventure you can get is getting a bike. Happy riding!
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  5731. I am 42 years old and I have no career, even though I have two degrees. I have always been escaping from the prison of the rat race. My advice to everyone is to find a trade that you love and enjoy doing, I love motorcycles and I have never owned one, but I have decided to buy one and become a motorcycle mechanic for the rest of my life.
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  5732. Recently bought my third bike, and this video is very relatable as someone about to begin university. Would absolutley love more motorbike content!
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  5733. You are really a good guy, thank you for making all this content for us, it motivates me a lot!
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  5734. Brother. I feel all of this on so many levels. ❤
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  5735. As if I wouldn't buy one without seeing this video! Great content as always.
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  5736. Totally resonate with the conclusion, The childhood perspective of drudgery, and also the desire to Adventure like Ash Ketchum. 😂
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  5737. Great video. You're a man after my own heart (disambiguation; I'm married with four sons who all ride motorbikes and are about your age), but just love your style and content. You've nailed it. Cheers
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  5738. Thank you!!!
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  5739. wonderful opening monologue :)
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  5740. D4A, from your video a few years ago where you talked about what a buyer/owner would go through buying an MR2 AW11 project car did not scare me from buying mine. Even then your honesty was appreciated but I went out and bought my non running rust bucket. 2 years later it is still in the garage and being built and having rust being found. The silver lining is that it makes an excellent leaning seat to watch your video on motor cycles in the garage. Farewell from a some what disillusioned but ever optimistic non running MR2 owner. Love your mechanical videos (they help).
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  5741. Great video. Exactly that! I have the CRF250L. Brilliant bike IMHO
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  5742. Yes, yes, yes! I had been thinking about "it", but now I understand why. Thank you for opening the door to a world of freedom.
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  5743.  @d4a  they were all entertaining bro! keep up the good work! i fixed my rear wiper last week on my clapped out audi a4. i had to deploy the tyre iron. brakes are next, then my dead honda then the gixxer. then i wanna get another bike! big ol scoot, burgman 650 executive. it comes with electric mirrors.
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  5744. Best Video about how I feel about my LIFE!!!!! This is exactly how I feel... but I can ride road bikes and feel free too.
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  5745. Fantastic video! Loved it! Keep up with the videos! (and with the mindless riding of course 😉)
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  5746. It's funny because I learnt to ride in my 60s and did a lot of touring on my Tiger 900. Until I crashed and ruined my knee. Normally I'd just get back to it but at this age things take a hell of a lot longer to heal than they do in your 20s. Do I regret my short period as a biker, not in the least. Should I have done it 30 years earlier, absolutely. Do I regret having a busted up knee that I'll probably have to nurse for the rest of my life, nope. Get out there an do it.
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  5747. Really enjoyed your video as it made me more clearly understand some of the choices I've made in my life and maybe hopefully see more clearly into the future. I chose mostly the freedom/broke route from a young age, had a dad who would occasionally bail me out. Had dirt bikes starting around age 12 then many street and dirt bikes. Did all the maintenance myself. Started traveling on bikes out of high school. Had new and used bikes and most were very reliable and needed very little work. Hondas, Suzukis, Kawasakis, Yamahas. Only bike i ever had that needed constant attention was a highly modified XR 600 i bought from an older guy who had put thousands into the engine and suspension. Very fast bike but it was a FixOrRepairDaily. Grew up on bicycles but first real bike i had was a 90cc Suzuki enduro that i rode and raced mostly on dirt but quite a bit of clandestine street riding as i was too young to have a license. 2nd bike was a Kaw 350 Bighorn rotary valve 2 stroke. Very fast fun bike that would power slide and wheelie predictably. Many valuable skills learned on those two bikes that would serve me well later riding bigger bikes, especially street bikes. Age 70 now still seeking freedom, still riding but very concious of the value of time and so i found your video very thought provoking.
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  5748. Great vid! Also dead-on with the old car/motorcycle conclusions. At some points it could've been me doing the talking (this includes the part of shouting at a dog that is giving chase...) Oh, and your car turned out amazing!
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  5749. I love you, brother!
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  5750. This video made me happy I already own a dual sport motorcycle.
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  5751. Another great video. Parabéns!
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  5752. Well I can say yes you are 100% correct you need to get out there and adventure. Everyone does. But you make it sound like a dirt bike or dual sport is the only way. Maybe im misunderstanding. But if I may interject, while I love motorcycles and agree, the bike isnt the thing that matters. Its getting outside and touching grass. It's imperative for humans to experience nature. Its proven good for your mental health. It relieves stress and it resets your mood and puts you mind in a better place. Humans weren't meant to stare at 4 walls and screens all day under horrible florescent lights. I hike, backpack, rock climb, ride motorcycles, drive cars, play paintball and airsoft, go to the gun range, kayak, etc. The answer isn't just motorcycles. It's adventure as a whole. It's nature. It's touching grass and getting away from human built structures and stresses. It's getting back to being one with nature and the earth, however you prefer.
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  5753. Congrats on 1m subs!
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  5754. Thanks for watching you say- I say thanks for posting. It was heartful content
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  5755. Oh wow, perhaps the most "relatable" video I've ever seen. I love your mechanics videos, but this one....I felt I could relate to it 100%. Thanks for sharing this "adventure part of you" I've had this "itch" for so long as well! Wish you all the best in your new adventures!
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  5756. I fell into the 'bike means of escape' thing at the age of 14, I'm 77 now, its middle of the winter in Canada and I can't wait to get back on the bike. Some call it a sickness but it really is the opposite. Really enjoyed this vid and I enjoy all your amazing and informative vids
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  5757. As I already said, watching your videos, I never had anyone around who drives a motorcycle. I bought a motorcycle in my thirties and I couldn't have done anything better for myself. When I sit on a motorcycle and go out into nature, it's a feeling that can't be described. It's simply amazing.Thank you one more time for encourage me with your life story.Even my wife was ok with it. Best regards from Emir.
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  5758. I remember telling you to get a dual sport back when you got your first bike, so just checking back in to say I told you so! Lmao Great video, touched on a lot of stuff I whole heartedly believe about bikes and life in general
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  5759. this might be the greatest and most motivating video i've seen this year. I told myself on new years I would get a motorbike, for the freedom, the thrills, getting into the community. this video has given a whole new perspective (that of adventure riding rather than just on roads) and now I'm definitely wanting to try it out. awesome video
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  5760. like always, best content goes to D4A !!! <3
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  5761. Awesome video!
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  5762. Hahahaha XD One of the best videos I've ever watched. I love your channel.Keep it up! 👍🏻
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  5763. Watching your vids for a while and jist now i figured out u are from bosnia, really happy to see someone grom this part of the word doing something like you do here. Ty you sir are making me proud to be from balkans, knowledgeable and well mannered man. Well done and keep it up
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  5764. P.S. Came home from a month at work to find my d4a sticker! All the way in Australia! Now I have to buy a car to put it on.
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  5765. The things we do for our cars...
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  5766. Good to hear you liked our capital :)
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  5767. Please D4A, never change, also great scripting!
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  5768. Love all your videos!!! I started my bike carbs conversion at the same time as you. Please make video about tuning the carbs, I would love to see how are you doing the tuning. And please write what jets and adjustments are you using. i had problem with owerflowing the carbs, I needed some time to solve it out. I am converting 1.1 engine, belive it or not. :D All the best from Serbia, I will keep watching and sharing!!! Brate, odakle si? :D
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  5769. Awesome... That's all I have to say!
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  5770. As always great explanation of a complex mechanism. Thanks for sharing!
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  5771. Wow man! Fantastic! You explained this very well. You're a great teacher.. Genius really.. Peace man Rolf
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  5772. That’s crazy cool Ranks up there with the Hyundai variable valve system
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  5773. Damn! Just damn! Pure mechanical genius. Blew my mind
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  5774. This is big… thank you for the great explanation (as always)!
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  5775. Absolutely fascinating. Well done!!
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  5776. Man, I love you so much because of these quality content.
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  5777. Superb presentation, such a great piece of design.
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  5778. Very cool! Will be exciting to see if it ever gets mass produced.
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  5779. Amazing video, Extremely good explanation. 🔥✌️
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  5780. Very well explained! Thank you
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  5781. That's brilliant. I find myself wondering what it's like to have a mind that can come up with something of such complexity. 😊
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  5782. I love your channel brother 👍🏿
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  5783. One word. Subscribed.
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  5784. Absolutely love your channel! Bravo!
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  5785. Man, I love this channel. So glad you brought this to us!
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  5786. Iv learned more in this video than i have in my entire life. You explain things so effortlessly. You have me thinking i can make my own engine one day hahaha That you
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  5787. Very well and simple explained! Good job!
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  5788. Amazing work. I recommend your videos to my students.
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  5789. I knew there was a lot to designing an engine. Now I have a mind boggling knowledge of all that goes into the decisions used to make all what we have come to assume and expect from the magic that happens under the hood. Thank you so much. I'm old enough to remember a kick starter on a single cylinder, 500 cc, motorcycle. Once in a while I'd "kick" the engine over at the wrong part of the cycle, and it would kick back so bad it tried to throw me off the bike. I assume it was the compression stroke. It is surprising to me that you never refer to the compression stroke in you balancing lectures. It seems to me the power stroke of a multi cylinder engine should be opposite of the compression stroke of another cylinder. However, on the other hand, and back to the single cylinder engine, it amazes me that the power from the power stroke is enough to spin the crank through two revolutions, including the compression stroke. Thank you again for all these videos.
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  5790. Very informative and presented in an easy to understand manner. Thanks!
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  5791. New subscriber from Belgium. Amazing video, many thanks!
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  5792. Jesus. This was unbelievably informative. Excellent excellent video
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  5793. dude i freaking lov u. Those videos came just in time for my research i need to do for my university degree. My subject is crankshaft of a V angle engine, and i made a 2.0l 60 degrees V6 and now im working on the 3D model. Thank u very much for sharing the useful information!
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  5794. A fantastic video and clear explanation for someone like me who knows very little about engines. Thank you
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  5795. The last bit of the video basically explained to me what no one else really could but often talked about. On the VW/Audi inline 5 engines, often times adding in a single mass, light weight flywheel to the engine can cause snapped crankshafts. And now I'm coming to the conclusion it's from the combination of the added vibration from removing the dual mass/dampened fly wheel PAIRED with the crankshaft length and imbalanced primary forces of the inline five. These Audi engines don't use balancing shafts, but external damping forces (such as the crank pulley and flywheel choice). Your videos are very informative, especially when you combine the knowledge from all of what you watch. Your honestly one of the youtubers I've learned the most from and I've watched auto engineering videos for years!
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  5796. Thanks for the video, very informational and straight forward.
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  5797. How good is this channel for engine knowledge. So good 👌🏼
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  5798. Very well done, I love this stuff, I was always unclear why the flat 12 was not a boxer, just missing it I guess, you totally cleared that up as well as so many other questions I have always had. Thank you.
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  5799. Outstanding and flawless content. I´m very grateful. Note: I´ve seen many aviation 6 cyl boxer engines with a single engine block.
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  5800. Thanks for making the explanations so simple to understand!
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  5801. What a great channel, I have learned so much.
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  5802. A really interesting and well presented explanation. Thanks
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  5803. I think you should teach at the university actually. In 10+ years on youtube i never found anything made with such care, precision and simplicity. Please, keep on going!!
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  5804. WOW very interesting super kool ,1st class great info.,,, AAAAAAAAAAA++++++++++++ again great video I liked it a lot ,keep up the great work.
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  5805.  @d4a  I'm sure your subjective picks are more objective than most other people's picks :D Thanx again for the awesome content man <3
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  5806. Remarkable video. I do appreciate your efforts. Thank you.
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  5807. i added this video to the ones i need to keep forever :)
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  5808. As always great info and vid
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  5809. Many respects to the time and work you put into this. I sincerely love it! One question though, At what stiffness do your polyurethane mounts better go to compared to powerflex ones? for example if they are like racing series for a daily use it isn't worth it at all but if someone can make or put a little bit softer mounts for a daily use it could be somewhere in between and have less of the disadvantages. Keep it up. Already subscribed
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  5810. I was here trying to figure out poly vs rubber for my DeLorean.. and then I heard it 0:05. I checked my radio to make sure I didn't leave a cassette in the DeLorean playing, but no.. this man here.. is cultured in music. Greetings from VIN 4693!
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  5811. You're the peoples champ man. What a brilliant set of videos. I think you outline how most people would feel, yet everyone on the forums say the only answer is polyurethane! Thank for take the time to on these videos.
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  5812. Thank you so much for this video!! I have my yota 95 celica gt and my motor mounts are shot I fully intended to replace them all with poly... Thanks to your vid im going to forgo that decision and go with high quality rubber mounts! I have a question about poly bushings as for control arms and sway bar links? Do you have a vid in regards to poly sway bar and control arm bushings? I need to replace those on my celica as well and im looking into poly... Thanks for the video very well laid out and very well conducted tests my first time on your channel like button smashed and subbed ill be following your other vids condering i am currently iso a MR2 thanks again!
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  5813. Awesome comparison video.
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  5814. Very detailed and thought out. Thank you.
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  5815. Awesome, tks for the time and effort of sharing your knowledge
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  5816. Thanks for continuing to support the 4AG. I will test your crankshaft position sensor bracket soon with the AW11. On this car, the logo is not visible anyway.
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  5817. I might have opted for the MR2 thunderbird logo found on the hood of AW11. I hope you sell a bunch of these!
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  5818. Yes! I dig the one with the OG To-Yo-Da logo on it.
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  5819. such a fantastic channel this is, not only high intelligence regarding mechanical engineering ;)
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  5820. Hey congrats on the new bike. I loved my 250l and regret selling it. I'm thinking of getting a 300l in the future. Let's ride!
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  5821. Just got my 2020 CRF 250L a few days ago, and I gotta say it's awesome! I had a lot of problems with my previous bike and I only put like 1500kms on the clock with it in 1 year. I had the same feelings as you did about the price, but as soon as I got to ride it, I had fallen in love with it. Time spent on riding my bike is much more important to me, than trying fixing it. I also read a lot of "bad things" about the CRFs, but having it as my first proper bike, it seems as a huge step-up from my old bike. And honestly I can't dream about a better bike for me at the moment, so congrats to you for your new 300L!
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  5822. This was very insightful, sometimes we forget the value of our own time and the memories we can create with the toys we get
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  5823. Superb. More motorcycle content please and thank you!
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  5824. Best video I have watched on YouTube to date.
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  5825. Never stop making videos... Bcoz everytime u make vids, u make my day😇
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  5826. "20l of blood, 60l of sweat, 90l of tears" made me LOL. Hilarious 😂.
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  5827. Like your philosophy of life. And the approach to joy, learning and life's priorities. Congratulations to another great entertaining, instructive video. And looking at the footage shows that you can do a lot more off road riding in your eautiful country before that gets boring :hand-pink-waving: Keep up the good stuff: This has become my favorit channel in no time:body-green-covering-eyes:
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  5828. Get the f out of here 😂
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  5829. No big deal, glad I could help ;)
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  5830. Awsome ❤️ beatuiful work and explanation what does what 👌🏻 I have learned all this in about 1 month and you tell everithing in 15min 😂😂 I agree with everithing u said, but I really preffer mirror finish on exhaust ports for best flow possible and allso minimal carbon buildup, otherwise awsome man 👌🏻 I really like it.
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  5831. Gearhead porn lol. Absolutely beautiful work. Wish I had the patience to do this, maybe one day.
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  5832. Wow, this was a bit of a curveball - spot on analysis however 👍 You should do a collaboration with Adam Something 😁
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  5833. This video is quite a wonderful surprise.
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  5834. You're a smart man, sir. Huge fan of your work, at least as far as YouTube videos anyway. Keep it up
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  5835. You are very spot on and I agree with almost 100% of this. There is one thing that I would consider. Formula 1’s use of renewable fuels is a proof of concept of what can be done. Even though the fuel used during a race makes up a very small percentage of the fuel used during a season, it makes a statement that renewable fuel does not mean inferior fuel. Some day maybe the world of aviation could also implement a similar change, and maybe every other car on the road too. I doubt that big oil will ever let that happen, but I do think this is a step in the right direction.
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  5836. I’m very impressed with your effort and your accuracy on this video, outstanding
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  5837. I hope you are enjoying your CRFL, I refer to mine as my psychologist. I’ve not seen all of your posts but I feel I would like to refer to you as my friend. You are very much appreciated. Thank you. 👍👍🤟🤙
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  5838. absolutely STELLAR video!
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  5839. this video is so good it's infuriating
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  5840. I won’t thank you enough for this video. Your the GOAT
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  5841. This was a very unexpected video from you, but I liked it. Good to be able to speak about these kinds of things too.
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  5842. Thank you, Buddy! ❤️
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  5843. Excellent content. Time well spent!
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  5844. I love this. Easy simple explanation about the most urgent worldwide problems. Making changes in the Western world probably is a lot easier. The biggest polluter is China. Not gonna change anything there without overthrowing the government. And the Indian PM thinks he can just pollute course Western countries had a head start at industrializing. Like the world owns him.
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  5845. Merci !
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  5846. I think the first step forward is to dismantle patent and copyright laws so that companies are rewarded for competitive features and considerations more than by legal and legislative force. If someone invents (for example) a design to make Ford engines more efficient, fantastically clever and greedy Ford patent lawyers will gobble it up and give it to Ford Motor Co. If the inventor attempts to sell the improvement anyway, he’ll be sued into the ground and likely learn never to invent anything again. Ford will then look at the design, assess the risk of rebuilding their large scale manufacturing operations for this improvement alone, and promptly toss it in the trash heap.
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  5847. Dude! This was perfection. I am binging your channel right now and I realized a while back how intelligent you must be, but this video just doubled down hard on that! Kudos.
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  5848. So primary balance is not the biggest problem?
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  5849. Thanks!
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  5850. One of your best videos! Thank you for logical and rational thinking! Your nonwestern upbringin is obvious :)
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  5851. Great philosopher. I certainly enjoyed wathing this video to the very end. Thanks a lot😊 23:54
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  5852. This was not the video I expected, but it was the video I wanted. Thank you!
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  5853. Haha i just reinstalled winamp maybe a month ago:D
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  5854. I don't even smoke, but I want to hang out and smoke a blunt with this guy.
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  5855. I know making this was somewhat of a risk for you, and I just wanted to say I really liked this content!
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  5856. Your overall understanding and clarity of presentation is exceptional. I would watch and listen to you explaining how paint dries. Keep at it, mate. Oh, what's your name? I can't find you anywhere but here.
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  5857. Thanks!
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  5858. That’s the kind of message that will change the world if applied. Great logical thinking. I’m sharing I want all my friends to see this!
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  5859. You are a great teacher! I had the opportunity to have amazing teachers just like you, and education it's what we need to change the world to a better place.
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  5860. Awesome, you explained media and politics with the same basic clarity as engine balancing. 👍
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  5861. Thank you. On so many levels.
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  5862. Still stuck in the ads pre-video but already hit like. Especially d4a adressing such issue, big thumbs up! Keep it going!
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  5863. It took an entire week for this to come across my youtube feed, but I'm glad it did.....Thought provoking, rational, and no bias!
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  5864. amazing
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  5865. Why isn't there a way to press LIKE multiple times?? Finally a video that sums up so many of my views I haven't been able to put into words. THANK YOU! The scientific outcome would've been nice to see but I fear that's still a very long way to go... As an engineer and scientist myself I totally feel every word of yours! In hope of something changing sooner than later, kind greetings from Austria and keep doing what you're doing! :D
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  5866. My goodness!!! You sir a brilliant. A breath of fresh air. You see the world as it truly is. This should be shown in schools and colleges. Sadly though, I doubt this would be allowed as it does not serve the interests of the world at large. Everyone screams about young people being sexually groomed, but they are also being financially groomed ready for being harvested for their money as they get older. I recently discovered that stores are allowing children to have what amounts to a credit card for clothing! How sick is that?? What you said about nature just is, made me think of a quote, "Nothing is either right or wrong, but thinking makes it so." William Shakespear. Also, I cannot recall the program I heard the following from, but it really stuck in my mind, 'People will react to globalisation with tribalisation.' You also touched on emotional reaction. Both the media and government rely heavily on manipulating the emotions of the public. They strive to keep the public in a highly emotive state as it makes people easier to manipulate. A government's worst nightmare, is an educated, calm and rational public that does take an interest in politics. They are VERY difficult to manipulate and so dangerous to those in power, and the various corporations that work hand in hand with the governments.
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  5867. came to your channel because i need info on inline 5 engines, now im subscribed
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  5868. really awesome! I've been watching lots of your videos about engines... then I decided to watch all of your vids. Really cool stuff! And congrats on the rebuild - I Know it's been some years by now. Anyways... Regards from Brazil.
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  5869. Inspiring!!!! And now I'm inspired, Bought an 89 last week
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  5870. Congrats on getting your AW11 all back together! I've been following you since you first set up your website and your YouTube channel, and I've been going through the same journey with my MR2 out here in the US. I'm super jealous of your rebuilt engine and transmission! Even with the crazy exhaust you have, your car sounds amazing to hear it rev, and the supercharger sounds nice as well! I can't wait to see more from you =D
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  5871. Ayyy another awesome and well made video incoming!!! :D By that specsheet i'd say the tolerance is a typo. within 0,001 seems more reasonable but is "tight" to say the least. Not measurable at all (usually) in a "garage" since everything needs to be spot on (room temperature exact 20°C? , if it was 15° for that material with 45mm diameter the temperature alone would smack their claimed tolerance out of orbit since it would already by gone by around 0.007425mm *caugh*) well... the TÜV certified material (they mean the base material or the finnished rods?) at least means they should hold up to what is advertised (if they didn't have some . shifting like in the tolerances at least :3) , aka they wont break when V-Tec kicks in yo! The weight differences on those are also quite negligable imo. Counting the pricing of those things in, if you not going for crankshaft bending high HrsPrs or RPMs, those rods are defo a nobrainer. And as always nicley explained. Glad you are around making those videos :) o7
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  5872. I will never get bored watching his videos! Always interesting , nice and entertaining.
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  5873. Btw this is the first of your channel i saw keep it up👍
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  5874. Ain't nothing better than a high rev raspy exaust, sounds about the same, but better :D Keep it up, as always!!!
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  5875.  @d4a  Wow! That's awesome. :D You bet it'll be project car stuff! What else is there? :D I'll have to talk to my tuner about the details, but I'll be dropping you an e-mail in the coming months for sure. Thanks in advance! You rule. :)
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  5876. one cnc machinist watching here!😁
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  5877. That music in the timelapse is SOOOO groovy, even though I have no idea what the man is saying. Much love my dude.
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  5878. Awesome. Thanks for the update, love your videos :D
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  5879. I'm really eager to see a WOT video of the MR2 with those bike carbs screaming! Keep it up buddy, you're on the path to success!
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  5880. Kako fino preedee ovaj motor😍😍
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  5881. Love the work you put into this mr2. Anot many around anymore.
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  5882. Awesoommeeeeee I missed you... I’m building the top end of my little 4AC single cam Weber 32/36carb, new vales and springs, TRD headgasket etc to tide me over until I eventually put in my 4age
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  5883. absolutely love your channel, so well explained! Go on like that!👍🏻
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  5884. Fantastic video- really well explained,thanks.only just come across your channel and subscribing rite now.
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  5885. All of your videos are great, however this one is amongst my top 5 favourite. Keep up the good work! <3
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  5886. Another top quality presentation - excellent, clear explanation. Great!
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  5887. Very interesting and well explained, as always on this chan. keep up the good work, and thank you!
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  5888. Kudos to the effort and excellence in the explanations and animations.
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  5889. I finally understand turbo lag! Thanks my dude!
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  5890. Excellent video. Brilliant explanations that almost anyone can understand (I've been dealing wiflat earthers..). Love this channel and respect to you sir.
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  5891. this video is gold. thanks!
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  5892. I love these videos man!! thank you for making them, I've been learing so much!
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  5893. This popped up in my recommendations, and I'm delighted that it did. Watched a few videos and it's an excellent channel. Educational and entertaining - what's not to like?
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  5894. Can't wait to see the next video on the turbo build.
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  5895. Awesome review dude! Love your offbeat review and sheep poop observations. Keep the content coming.
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  5896. I have had my 1987 Red MR2 since March 29, 2006! 15 years and still happy!! :)
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  5897. Hilarious and useful. Subscribed!
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  5898. Love this car, I always like 80s and 90s cars, and this is one of the best one out there, yeh it might be abit outdated and few things broken or damaged, but that can be fixed, but alot better then todays crap cars with crap technology and tv screens and all the fancy tech which people have in cars to entertain and that because the cars of today are so boring they have put technology to entertain, sad, but real fun is in cars like these, sound, speed, and desighn. Nice review love the car and drive.
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  5899. Awesome... can you give an estimate of how much it cost you to "upgrade" your MR2? I'm guessing the biggest investments were suspension and upgraded brakes? I feel I passed your assessment quiz with all points (minus having good tools... yet), but I don't have a ton of cash right now and I'm still in school. Thanks for an awesome video, subbed.
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  5900. Bought my 86 in 2005. Daily drove it for 12years with the love you mentioned. Saved it from the crusher! Even hauled 800#s of quickcret in it once,talk about heavy steering. Just watched to share the love. Still own it and if I ever sell it God help the buyer from my check list assessment profile. No love,can't have! My will may have me buried in it🤗
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  5901. Awesome video. I love the style of a mk1 mr2, but I'm not ready to own this car. I'm happy mk3 mr2 owner and some day i would love to own mk1 too. Also I love watching your videos, you know how to explain things in interesting and fun way :D
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  5902. Nice review. That's my art work at 2:58 with the blue MR2. Also my artwork at the end where I put the MR2 in the future looking scene. Glad to see they are getting put to good use :D
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  5903. Thank you very much for this video
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  5904. "minimum fuss... Maximum jet fighter" 👍👍👍
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  5905. Yes!!! Donut that sheep poop!
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  5906. "The problem is us. And our belief that we can solve problems created by technology, by throwing more technology at it" -driving 4 answers
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  5907. Another well thought out, well articulated and balanced view of a monumentally complicated problem! Great work!
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  5908. Thanks! Wish more people would realize how it’s not practical for everyone to have EVs. Where I live we have hurricanes and they knock off power anywhere from a few days to more than a week if it is really hard hit. Making EVs very unpractical here.
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  5909. What a Mic Drop! Bravo. I've had enough trying to tell people about this and they just shoot it down without even a moment given to listen. I'm linking your video to showcase my efforts into building an EV, but without the hypocrisy. Thank you for your efforts. Warm regards, RRM.
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  5910. As someone who is a huge environmentalist and huge proponent of EVs I don't think this can happen in the time frame that is currently allotted (2035 here in California is absurd). I believe it will happen but it will, like mentioned in this vid, take a fuck ton of logistics. Now this problem of this is mostly on the generation side of electricity. The use of nuclear fission (hopefully fusion someday) is our best bet for a constant supply of energy. The mining of uranium and Nuclear waste from this process is bad but not nearly as bad as people think given that we conjure up ideas of plant failures based on 60s era reactors especially when compared to burning fossil fuels, it;s a small price to pay. And Solar/Wind and other renewables are only supplemental as a cloudy day or windless day will generate very little electricity. And batteries are not the solution as mining for the resources pollute a lot or are done by children in many cases on top of degrading over time. The same goes for the batteries in EVs and other electronic devices for that matter. As for the charging, I don't believe this is a big of an issue as it's made out to be. Sure you won't get the level 3 speeds all the time but with a battery pack being 400Km why would you realistically need to charge it every day unless your driving surpasses that? Level 1 and 2 AC charging are basically just fancy power cords. The charger is inside the vehicle and really they just need a outlet to be able to supply a decent amount of range by plugging in at night or workplace. You guys in the EU have the advantage since the 240v can power level two chargers and it's already available everywhere. Running what essentially comes down to outlets to every car in that lot would be pricey but it's not that difficult of a job. The bigger job would be in the states where a separate lines would ran for the charger if you want level 2 since it requires at minimum 208v. It would be the same as charging your phone or laptop and if you forget then that where the DC fast charging would come into play for day to day use. DC fast charging (level 3) would be mostly used for long distance travel where in you exceed the battery range so unless you really need to travel very far extremely often this is a non issue. Trucks and others that need that can use Hydrogen. Here in CA people were recently told to stop charging cars because our grid was on the brink of failure during an extreme heatwave that is becoming more common place in the unpredictable climate we created. This came after passing the bill to ban the sale of NEW ICE cars by 2035. So there can still be a model 2035 ICE cars that can still be sold legally in CA by that time. So no, they aren't going anywhere anytime soon. Also though not traditional ICE Hydrogen based vehicles will likely power the larger vehicles and possibly even ships so the skills can be transferred over to that segment of the market. Anyways I think that having more public transportation in buses, subways and other trains is a far better solution for most urban areas.
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  5911. Thanks!
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  5912. Very very well said, I like the way you speak, it’s very logical and fact based.
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  5913. Thanks!
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  5914. Tack!
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  5915. Thanks!
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  5916. What's sad is that most of the people who talk about zero emissions of EVs won't even watch this video to the very end and still post a comment. Because modern world is just like that. People don't verify information, they hear about something and talk about it like it must be truth, it's not just about ICE vs EV, it's about everything. People prefer to scream and talk shit at each other instead of talking to each other, showing their sources and try to reach some real point in the conversation. Most of us think that if we're wrong, we're dead, humiliated, hurt and it's end of the world while in fact, if we're wrong but we find the truth, it's a good thing. I like to talk to others and I like when they prove me wrong. Prove. With research made by scientists. Take care people and to every single one of you (us), let's try to be a little less stiff and acknowledge we can all be wrong :D
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  5917. Best closing comments of any video I've ever seen on YouTube 👏
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  5918. I typically love your videos because I'm an aw11 owner, but this video was awesome. You are absolutely 100% dead on. The ending is the best part. It makes you see how trivial these online fueds that make my blood boil really are. Thanks for an awesome video.
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  5919. You are just.... amazing man, i only found about your channel last few months and I'm eating your content and absorbing your info like I never did!
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  5920. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 Keep up the good content. You're a legend.
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  5921. With every video of your I watch - I like you more. As always - wise, balanced insight and objective facts instead of cheap words. My compliments!
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  5922. I just love .. i love the way you speak, i love what you saying (18:20), Humans should go a little back and give the nature instead of just taking from it.. I really wanna start doing something now.
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  5923. All your points are valid, and you were even kind enough to leave out some. Excellent job, too bad the masses follow the media and politicians. Keep up the good work! This is definitely in my top 5 videos seen on YT.
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  5924. I love this channel
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  5925. When it comes to mobility, part of the solution is to replace cars whereever possible. Why do you need a 2000kg vehicle to drive you somewhere in the city? Why not take a scooter? It only needs 4% of the materials a car needs, thus is more sustainable. Whatever engine that scooter has, it will always be more sustainable than an electric car. It's just a huge waste to see for which things people use their car. For a 6km ride into the city. For what? Makes no sense. Use bicycle or scooter. That's what we can do for the environment. Praising electric cars will not help because they will not help.
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  5926. Exactly. You want to change the world? Start with yourself.
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  5927. How dare you bring common sense into an emotional argument.
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  5928. Awesome, One of the best things said on the internet. Thanks for all your great videos
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  5929. I subscribe because of this video. Really refreshing seeing someone who doesn't talk based on opinion but see the truth openly. Thank you for the video!!
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  5930. Thanks for the sign off homie. Love your channel.
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  5931. Thanks!
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  5932. Thank you for showing a balance to the debate with good and sensible research. Once again too many people have turned this topic into politics and taken a side without doing their own research of the entire debate.
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  5933. Thanks! Well said!
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  5934. Only just started watchin your videos but love the way you approach motoring mate. Seem a really chilled dude and the backdrop and roads..........wow. respect man 👊
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  5935. Me: inexperienced/decidedly average skill driver - check tired suspension/handling faults - check went too hard into a corner - check Result = hit the wall! Thankfully I got the car repaired, and it's now sitting in storage in my home country. When I get back to it, if I keep it gotta do things properly. Step one, going to a carpark just like this.
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  5936. Your videos are awesome. Thanks for talking about this topic 👍🏼
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  5937. Great video man 👍
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  5938. Very nice location. You live in a beautiful place man. Cool video too. 👍🏼👍🏼
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  5939. HI I noticed you live somewhere around Sarajevo. I went on a road trip this summer passed Vitez, Posusje, Bihac, Plitvice to Porec. It was unbelievably beautiful! Unfortunately many roads that seemed promising ended up being dead ends and I lost a lot of time. Im restoring a 240 Z and it should be finished next summer. So I'm planning to do the same thing on a different route with it. Can you recommend some decent roads around Sarajevo? Its very refreshing to see a car guy from this area who is interested in old Japanese cars. Most of them only like the latest and greatest German luxury.
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  5940. That machinist is amazing. Props to him.
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  5941. Awesome video.
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  5942. Awesome video and lots of great info! BTW, no money is wasted when you are "investing" in what makes you happy ☺
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  5943. The humour and animations are as awesome as the info. Bravo Sir! 👏
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  5944. Love it Once agin U hit the nail with great humor as well. Keep Up the good work !
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  5945. I followed your advice and asked myself honestly, how much am I into tuning and vehicle modification, and came with an answer: enough to watch YouTube videos but not to pick up a wrench. ;)
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  5946. 11:00 never laughed so hard in my life
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  5947. You're a national treasure bro 😂
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  5948. Excellent video. I learned more in 20 minutes than researching for days.
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  5949. Exelent explaned stand alene is the way to go. Allways good content on this channel. Thanks and have a Nice sunday.
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  5950. Man I died laughing! One of your best videos! So full of humor and scientific information! You Rock my man!!! Greetings from Greece!
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  5951. Best video I've ever seen ❤❤❤
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  5952. Good to see you enjoying your car! :) Also, great show of bravery, going through that communist ghost infested (probably) tunnel all by yourselves. You humble us. :D
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  5953. This is why I love old cars specailly these toyotas they were fun to drive and still are, who said old cars are boring old cars are fun, real fun alot better then new cars which keep breaking down and ruin the fun. These are cars you can work alone on them.
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  5954. Great Information well explained. Many thanks!
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  5955. Amazing vidéo, as Always, i'll sleep less uneducated. Thank you
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  5956. On the remote off chance that nobody told you yet: You're a true genius when it comes to explaining stuff. I really hope you work in the education field.
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  5957. Best channel for explaining engines out there on YouTube. Also it’s really good to understand as a non native English speaker. 👍
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  5958. Díky!
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  5959. I just made an account so that I can subscribe, as well as like and comment EVERY one of your videos. You've given me such a great understanding of the principles that govern engine performance and dynamics. After watching your videos, I know I'll be able to choose the right parts for my budget and the requirements of my build, no matter what the application or vehicle! I hope your channel only continues to grow because no one else makes videos half this good!
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  5960. This channel has the most informative videos on youtube regarding cars and engines. I have watched most of your videos at least 3 times just to get a grip on the info overdose. Thank you so much
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  5961. Thank you for this presentation. Really well developed.
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  5962. That was a great video. A ton of useful information
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  5963. What an awesome video, dude!!! The info in this is incredible.
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  5964. Incredibly clear and precise explanation of a difficult topic. Great! Thanks.
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  5965. thanks, always learn something interesting.
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  5966.  @d4a  OK. My bad. Missed the equal displacement. For equal displacement the math works. Nice video.
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  5967. Very well made video and this really helped me understand the physics and logic behind powerband.
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  5968. Out of all the hundreds of automotive channels on YouTube, this one is The Absolute Best, IMO. The quality of the information and the clarity of the explanations is unmatched anywhere on this platform, as far as I've found. (And I think my 2¢ is pretty reliable in this case, because I spend WAY too much time on YouTube.)
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  5969. Bro 25 minutes went by like it was 5 incredible content very educetional
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  5970. This is your best video yet. I was here before you reached 1 million subscribers
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  5971. This gentleman is very knowledgeable and presents his data very efficiently. I also thoroughly enjoy hearing his voice, his tone is soothing.
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  5972. Very informative video. Thank you much
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  5973. Another great video! Very informative and straightforward.
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  5974. Fantastic vídeo! You can explain many sheets of a mechanical engineering book in only few minutes. Thank you!
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  5975. This video makes me want to work on single cylinder motorcycle engines.
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  5976. That was an EXCELLENT presentation. I've watched a lot of your videos. Very impressive work sir.
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  5977. This has to be one of the best educational channels on the internet. Thank you!
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  5978. Dayum d4a as usual giving me best knowledge 😏🤌
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  5979. Always a tremendous amount of fairly easy to understand info. Thanks. I was gonna ask about a square engine comparuson.
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  5980. Well done, you have earned a new sub
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  5981. Amazing content 👏
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  5982. Brah. Its not even about how much you know, but how clearly you articulate everything. Master of ELI5
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  5983. Another great video, thank you 👏👏
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  5984. Awesome video mate, very well put together
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  5985. Fantastic graphics and explanations as always. You should be proud of what you do.
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  5986. Well this filled in a few blanks, awesome video :-)
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  5987. As always: great! You are my favourite teacher!
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  5988. Love your contents! Subscribed.
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  5989. Your videos have helped me learn tremendously. I’ve got a notebook in my office with about 18 pages of info I’ve gathered from watching just a few videos. Thanks so much for explaining things to us.
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  5990. Keep it up Bro. Respect.
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  5991. 👍👍👍👍 10,000 Times! LOL where were you 50 years ago?
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  5992. Well done, very enjoyable, Thanks.
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  5993. I can't thank you enough for highlighting that cylinder geometry is a just a piece of the puzzle... Thank you so much for this video.
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  5994. One of your best videos yet. And that’s saying alot
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  5995. Really enjoyed this video, very interesting.
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  5996. That's the kind of video I love 🎉🎉
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  5997. I love how this video shows us the bigger picture. Very insightful! I recently interviewed the chief engineer of Lexus GX550. On paper, the new V35A-FTS is very undersquare compared to the oversquare 1UR-FE in GX460. The new 3.4L Twin turbo V6 produces 479 lb-ft @ 2000 rpm, which is insane. I automatically assumed it was because of the undersquare design. But after talking to the chief engineer, he actually said bore & stoke was not really the "main thing". It was just 1 factor among many other factors, exactly like what you said. They didn't even "pick" long stroke to start the new engine design. Instead, it was more like a result after weighing many other parameters and trade offs.
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  5998. this is the most informative and educational video on engines i have seen on YT! Subscribed! Gonna dive into the other videos here
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  5999. You are awesome👍
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  6000. Full knowledge and education, thank you
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  6001. Without watching the vid yet…big bore short stroke is going to rev higher, longer stroke is going to give more torque. Since power is torque x rpm….its complicated like the title said. Edit: Glad to see I was mostly right on. Definitely learned some stuff too though. Interesting points about the air velocity at low rpm and the effect the number of valves has on it. Good vid.
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  6002. Great video! I really enjoyed the real world engines comparisons to round out the theory.
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  6003. Thank you for your videos I am learning a great deal! 👍👻
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  6004. Danke!
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  6005.  @d4a  I live in the Philippines and we do have a Bershka here, might visit it this weekend. Awesome vid and series as usual BTW.
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  6006. Lol, You are awesome..I love your humor. I also really appreciate what you do..Keep up the great work..
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  6007. Bro love the first version 😂😂
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  6008. Good one, great video, very funny and informative
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  6009. 10:24 I found Kermit... Top Video!!! Really cool and honest...
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  6010. 39 project cars, still love this video
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  6011. Dude, you had me laughing so hard when you gave the side effect warning of refusing to give up. So hilarious!! Classic!!
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  6012. I will refuse to give up... Jajajaa, thank you very much.. 😜👍👌💪👏
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  6013. Great advice but I have to say that was one distracting backdrop
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  6014. I’ve watched this video at least 5 times over the last two years. I can’t thank you enough for posting this, it keeps me going and making progress on my project.
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  6015. There's a quote that me and some of my car enthusiast friends all agree with about working on our project car: You'll always know when you start but you NEVER know when you'll be done. And like you said, it's not about motivation. It's about refusing to admit defeat and stand your ground until you eventually reach the end. My father told me that if needed, I can always take a break from my project car. It's always better to work with a fresh mind.
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  6016. videos are hidden, i had to go to the channel and found a bunch of videos i haven't seen ... so here we are... btw i'm a mechanical guy, i'd watch you fix a blender even...
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  6017. Excellent video thank you😀😀😀😀😘😘😘😘😘👶
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  6018. We need more of this type of content on the internet
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  6019. Very nice footage
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  6020. no music, no talk, only art
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  6021. How did you located that much cameras I've never seen a success video like this before . Lot of work!👍🏿💪🏿
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  6022. I would like to drive on that mountain, and I like your mr2
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  6023. Very nice video with nice images that help to understand and teaching style is very patient manner that makes it easy to follow in the right pace. 👍
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  6024. Your video is amazing .. thanks for making it so clear 🙏🏽
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  6025. Amazing videos. By far the best out there
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  6026. Awesome vid exactly what I needed to know! I don't think this could be better explained!!!!
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  6027. these videos are crazy good
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  6028. This randomly showed up for me and wow this is awesome stuff! Keep it up!
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  6029. Such a great explanation video !!! Fully understood !
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  6030. Absolutely best video on turbo boost control out there! Great work, very informative video.
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  6031. i can feel the folds in my brain growing
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  6032. Fantastic..thanks so much for doing this and doing it so well. Best I've seen. I've smashed the like button and subscribed....Cheers
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  6033. My fav series on youtube is back, hell yeah!
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  6034. Your video is just perfect
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  6035. Best video iv ever seen when it came down to breaking it down and how it’s set up exactly! I give a A+++++ lol
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  6036. If this video don't deserves a like idk what video dose.
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  6037. Don't spend it all in one place!! Seriously though, your videos are super helpful.
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  6038. So much usefull information, wtf
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  6039. Thanks for this good and informative video. It helped me better understand what I should do to my turbo setup. Good job👍😉
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  6040. Absolutely fantastic content! Supremely illuminating, you've done a great service!
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  6041. Excellent video. Thank you very much - You have a wonderful way of presenting technical information. I very seldom use the "Bell Notification" but I have with your channel.
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  6042. Great vid, you certainly put a lot of effort into it!!
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  6043. your the best engine teacher ever? you must teach this stuff for a living..or something...thank you
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  6044. Awesome video! Great knowledge and explaining technique. All the best to you and your YT channel.
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  6045. None of this is useful to me, as the most I might do on my car is change the engine oil, BUT it is very interesting, very well presented, and more intellectually stimulating than watching cute kittens (my wife might not agree)
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  6046. Awesome video mate. Well done.
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  6047. Cool man great topic to do a video on ...I learned lots
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  6048. Education at its best!
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  6049. I rewatch this for motivation while sweating under my car in the garage
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  6050. Superb video fella and look forward to the next one. Keep up the good work
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  6051. Super content, great video. You compressed so much knowledge that would require so many books to be read in one video, amazing, One noob question. 4340, the alloy of Ni Cr Mo can it be forged.? As you mentioned it can only be used in billet made c/s. Thank you again
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  6052. Good I found your series. Easy to understand for beginners. Interesting and in depth for the gearheads. High school auto shop ought to show your content. Kudos!
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  6053. The video clips with explanations make these really easy to understand and retain, well done 👍
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  6054. Heck yea. Cool video on crankshafts. I learned a lot
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  6055. Excellent video.. well put together well thought out and well executed. Thanks... because of the quality of this video i liked and subscribed.
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  6056. Excellent exposition. So much to learn and understand. 100 thumbs up !!!
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  6057. Your channel is a feather in YouTube's cap. New sub, thanks for all your hard work!
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  6058. THAT! Was an AWESOME video!!! Brilliant explanations!
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  6059. Excellent video, very informative , really appreciate it, God bless
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  6060. Excellent lesson well explained and very useful information keep up the good work
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  6061. THANK YOU SOOOO MUCH!!! I learned soooo much here. I soaked this stuff up like a a sponge soaking up water! It's a great feeling. My brain thanks you. :)
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  6062. You know, I thought the flat plane crank made more torque and the cross plane was more about sound than performance. You’ve cheered me up this morning with your 4 year old video 😊
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  6063. Learning is genuinely fun with your videos
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  6064. Dude, I just wanted to say I'm really enjoying these iconic engines videos. They're top notch, really. Keep up the great work. :)
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  6065. I think i needed more time to process the replacement of the 2JZ for a 4cyl. Had to pause, have a drink, then start the video. (Oh, and I had to leave my pitchfork at the kitchen table)
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  6066. Wow! This was a really great video. I feel like I learned so much! I am interested in swapping a 3SGE or 3SGTE into my Celica and this info was really helpful. Kudos!
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  6067. Este canal un tesoro
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  6068. Mesmerizing and also utterly fascinating stuff superbly delivered....as usual.
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  6069. you sir just gained another viewer. very good information, explained very in-depth and comprehensive. thank you.
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  6070. after only a few minutes overhearing this video my wife had an early night...on the other hand I went all the way, yeah! another excellent video and great learning exercise. I'd had no idea such a design existed. the offset is effectively removing part of the compression and exhaust strokes and giving it to the induction and power strokes.
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  6071. Awesome…. The best demonstration of geometry ever…. 10 out of 10.
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  6072. This is great! Mesmerizing for sure!
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  6073. Your "challenge" at the beginning already told me that you're going to give a great presentation....Wasn't disappointed at all...Thank you sir
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  6074. Beautiful....❤
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  6075. Legend made the video
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  6076. You do such a great job of explaining these interesting yet complex subjects. I always intuitively understood the engine friction reduction of cylinder offset, and the piston travel vs crank rotation, but never had the acceleration and deceleration of the piston due to the changing rod angle and resulting imbalance explained so completely! I almost feel smart again!🙂
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  6077. brilliant presentation of a complex issue. Extermly well done.
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  6078. For me, you are the legend!
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  6079. I am Legend, apparently. Love your videos.
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  6080. Pure perfection in each and every video. These videos could be part of courses at engineering faculties.
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  6081. This was just amazing. Thank you!
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  6082.  @d4a  Cheers. It took awhile to work out the captions option.
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  6083. God, I love engine porn! You explain how engines really work better than any other channel out there. Your channel and Engineering Explained are far and away the best automotive channels out there if one wants to know how different engines operate. I have learned more about engines in the past year from watching your videos than I ever learned up to this point in my whole life.
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  6084. If we'd had teachers like this at the university, mechanical engineering would have been the most popular branch of all!
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  6085. this channel is so helpful for me! i now understand so many things that never before! thank you so much!❤❤
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  6086. Fantastic Job!!!!!!!
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  6087. see how long i can last? 23 minutes and 44 seconds.
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  6088. Watching your videos was actually the reason I got more interested in cars, you explain very well
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  6089. You are genius. I learnt a lot from you for last 3yr continuous watching videos and exploring my vision and thinking, so thank you so much and keep doing the stuff
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  6090. engines made the world we know possible i love em great channel by the way
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  6091. Nice job. ❤ I made it to the end. 😊 Many years ago Hudson had some offset. This was done originally I believe to combatPiston slap. Which was a serious problem before better alloys came about. Tom OBrien ( ex-Ferrari driver )
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  6092. Congratulations - such a great video! This is explained engineering science at its best!
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  6093. First time I've seen a video like this - what a great explanation! Thanks! 😎🇦🇺
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  6094. Who knew a topic like this could be so interesting. I didn't even know about engine balance before I watched your videos.
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  6095. I learn something every time I watch one of your videos. Thanks!
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  6096. huge thanks for yet another amazing video
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  6097. I love your channel!! I’m an amateur hobbiest when it comes to auto anything but I do like to learn and you explain things so clear and precise that I love it! Tank you!
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  6098. I always look forwards to watching your mint videos that you post here.
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  6099. Intuitively the concept always made sense to me but such a detailed explanation is greatly appreciated
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  6100. I opened this video while searching info in the process of designing something very far off the engines but the video was still explaining a lot about what I wanted to know. Thanks! :D
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  6101. 1:18 ah, threatening my ego in a transparent attempt to game the youtube algorithm 22 minutes later… fuck he got me
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  6102. As Italian, salutes to Suad (and all the other guys) from nearby Milan, where Alfa Romeo had his main factory (until Fiat kinda destroyed it) :) Amazing video. But... Please made one about ECU tuning and how you put together the readings of the various sensors in order to create a good map for that engine :)
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  6103. Are you sure the video wasn't made for entertainment? Cuz i sure used it for that
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  6104. woww!!! that is dif level vidd
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  6105. Congrats on getting your project up and running! Would be great to see some tuning and driving impressions! Inspires me to get mine going. I'm still neck deep in wiring....
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  6106. Brate gledam tvoje klipove već duže vreme i stvarno ne znam nikoga ko bolje objašnjava ove stvari. Ne mogu ti opisati smešak na mom licu kad sam čuo naš jezik na kraju😁. Nastavi da radiš to što radiš jer mnogo doprinosiš svetu mašinstva sa svojim klipovima. Nadam se da ćemo nekada imati priliku da se upoznamo. Živ bio, pozdrav!
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  6107. Another brilliant video! It’s good to see the actual engine in pieces while discussing the individual components.
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  6108. So happy to see that your turbo build has turned so great! Job well done. Also you are the best in the business at technical explanations/breakdowns. Thank you!
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  6109. This was beautiful
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  6110.  @d4a  Oh, i wasnt entirely sure by that haha. My mum actually comes from Jablanica or more precisely, from Ostrožac so thats why. Love your videos, keep it up!
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  6111. Nunu is a beautiful cat 😻 Great video!
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  6112. Thanks!
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  6113. This was worth the wait. While I won't be turbo-ing any engines anytime soon, this video was still very entertaining to watch.
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  6114. Nunu the workshop cat was absolutely the best part of the video ! His supervision skills are top!!!!
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  6115. Congratulations on getting your car up and running!! It looks like an amazing package and shout-out to your crew and Nunu!
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  6116. This is the video I needed, alot of ppl boost there engine but only talk about internals but I want to know about everything else
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  6117. Really awesome stuff man. 👍 And that first start 32:26. Hell yeah! "It stinks, it's killing us". 😂
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  6118. This channel deserves 1 million subscribers
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  6119. Are you a mechanic or an engineer? Found your videos, to increase my knowledge about ICE, because I´m a developer of E-motors and only know a lot about those engines. Your channel is incredibly informative. Cheers to you.
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  6120. Lanu guja hahahahah svaka cast!!!
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  6121. That is one truly Beautiful build. Words cannot explain how beautiful it is!!!
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  6122. I can relate with the "when im already in there" part way too much
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  6123. these engine, transmission ...all these pieces are beautiful , they are like art.
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  6124. Wow I was not expecting a first start! So exciting man! Your mechanic friends seem quite entertaining. Great video as always! I am buzzing from that first start. :D
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  6125. Simply beautiful.
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  6126. I love the bosnian when you guys start the engine. It really screams the balkan personality. Its great. Love the build and I cant wait to see you drive it
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  6127. I loved every second of this video! So much love for a Toyota and it's so informative! Cheers from Madrid, my man! Waiting for the choo choo noises your car will be making soon!
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  6128. This is really nice!
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  6129. Car sounds insane. I love it
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  6130. This is brilliant. Kudos to you and your team, especially Nunu. BTW I love the raspy snarl of a high performance 4!
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  6131. Congratulations on the finalised build, great work and very well thought out and researched. You can tell that it will be a great drivers car on road and track. It's been an awesome series to follow 👍
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  6132. Can't wait for new video
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  6133. cant wait for the next vid!! 👍🏼
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  6134. I needed a video to explain the difference between belts and chains to a friend. You did an outstanding job with your explanations and examples. I wished that you talked about interference vs non-interference engines. I loved the late 1950's vintage footage of Los Angeles. I was just a small child then but I remember the Crenshaw Shopping Center (9:44) and the Thrifty Drug Store (9:58), now RiteAid) at the corner of La Brea and Rodeo Rd (now Obama Blvd). Thanks for posting.
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  6135. Always entertainment guaranteed! Don't think on building a motor or car, at least seems not happening in this life, and in my country car is subject of cost versus benefits to my wallet type, so... the point is I love car content! Your skills on editing videos have developed a lot. Sometimes I miss that old intro running into the tunnel.
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  6136. Just wanted to say thank you for all your videos. Your videos the way you explain things seem to make me understand infpmation so easily. Appreciate all your hard work.
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  6137. Stunning presentation - not a wasted word & great graphics
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  6138. Best informative series ever. Keep up the awesome work. Thank you
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  6139. Like I commented on the open/semi-open/closed engine deck video, you are amazing. So much information in this video, great editing that doesn't take away from the video. I always learn a boat load when I watch your vids. Keep it up bro.
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  6140. This is a damn good video. So much real information with entertainment/comedy. Why couldn’t high school be like this?
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  6141. Amazing video! 👍👍
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  6142. Chains and Belts excite me⛓😂
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  6143. Great job! You were so informative on both sides. You articulated this entire topic so well! I enjoyed this video. Thank you for letting me nerd out with you!
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  6144. Great video! That was the shortest 20 minutes ive ever experienced! Very entertaining! Keep it up!
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  6145. This was awesome. Good quality information, history, everything. Good job!
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  6146. VERY well illustrated and great presentation! Thanks for sharing!
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  6147. Really good stuff man! Dropping a comment to help out the algorithm.
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  6148. Awesome explanation.
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  6149. Awesome video again. Hope you’re doing well during the pandemic
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  6150. Awsm....explanation...keep it going...brooo..!!! Lots of love and support frm India...
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  6151. Your video i awsome! I have learned so much!
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  6152. Awesome video!
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  6153. Awesome awesome videos !!
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  6154. Very, very informative and well put together video. It held my attention the entire length. Very good job, you have a new subscriber here.
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  6155. this channel is a gem! Thank you for sharing all this stuff!!! ❤
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  6156. Thank you for killing the myth with straight forward facts. This opens up location and design placement of a new system. Wonderful!!!!
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  6157. You're a smart guy thank you again for teaching me about the technical side of cars and their modifications 😊
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  6158. Love your channel! Hope you get more subscribers!
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  6159. 5:36 trick question, they're the same turbo but scaled to different image sizes 😂
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  6160. Oh man! When I asked for more spicy videos, I wasn't asking for you to set the world on fire! Good luck cooling this one down. I love it.
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  6161. Phenomenal video. Informative and fun to watch. Also great work on the animations. It helped my dumb @ss understand that much better. Have a great day.
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  6162. Once again, excellent tutorial 👍🏻
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  6163. Just put it in passenger's seat so you can always keep an eye on it
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  6164. As always, so well explained, thank you for sharing!
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  6165. Genuinely so thankful for driving 4 answers
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  6166. Fascinating, thanks for a great video.
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  6167. 2:42 I thought people put jackets on the turbos to keep the heat in because losing the heat means you lose energy? Edit 14:26 OK thank you
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  6168. Well said!! Bravo d4a.
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  6169. Wish I found this channel yeaaaaars ago
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  6170. I know it's just chance but every new video lately is like the topic I would most want D4A to cover next. Thanks for being so great at reading my mind, lol. Cheers 🍻
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  6171. Great explanations bro, am very impressed with your ability to explain complicated engineering in a way that a layman like myself can easily understand. Cheers from Australia
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  6172. So there’s not more lag, but there is more lag. Got it 👍🏽. -Jokes aside, great vid as always.
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  6173. really great knowledge delivery, just like you always do. 🔥
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  6174. Thanks for making me smarter. I really enjoy and appreciate your videos. They are packed full of knowledge and make learning fun.
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  6175. What a fantastic video. Love this channel.
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  6176. 0:47 oh hey! That’s my engine bay.
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  6177. Thanks, great informative video. You used great analogies good fluid mechanic examples. Easy to understand. Brilliant.
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  6178. But can i use this to smuggle more boost in my bumper?
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  6179. Love the video. Well explained.
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  6180. Great vid! Really clear and informative
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  6181. Great explanation... as usual. Thanks! 😎🇦🇺
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  6182. The video is very informative, well done, didactic and should be shared...
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  6183. Today we will learn about turbos and bust. My kind of video.
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  6184. I am very new to auto mechanics and you explained everything so well, I had a really easy time understanding. Amazing content!
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  6185. One of the best explanations I've ever heard. Bravo my good man.
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  6186. I watch loads of car YouTube but you are by far the most easy to watch an understandable keep it up mate
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  6187. I always learn something new watching your videos. Keep it up!
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  6188. great video, as always! Explanation and graphics on point, entertaining and not a bit longer than it needed to be. Plus, i now know, why my face gets hot when i stick my head into a heated oven! cheers mate!
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  6189. Completely unrelated to content, but a big attaboy nonetheless: I'm partially deaf in one ear. -30dB, with a hard cutoff above 1kHz. Generally I can't understand people talking to just my bad ear. However, you speak so clearly that i can completely understand you using only that bad ear. Kudos!
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  6190. First of all: Happy New Year!! 🥂 Damn! I don't have a car, I'm not planning to buy one anytime soon and I guess I'll never tune it up for track, BUT I enjoy so much with your videos and I'm always glad to learn something new! Keep it up! Cheers!
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  6191. Just listened to Christoph Waltz tell me about remote mount turbos for 20 minutes and loved every second.
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  6192. So what you’re saying …. Is that if I drive my car like I drive my motorcycles and always keep it at 4krpm, I’ll have zero turbo lag? 🤩
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  6193. Your vids are quite honestly, Spectacularly good and clear and well reasoned, love your work, thanks
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  6194. Brilliant! Needed the humour today. You should do More like this.
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  6195. Wow a special video from a really cool guy...i really enjoyed this video...very relaxing and happy
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  6196. Thanks man. you are a true petrol head
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  6197. Man, what a content! Every single picture and word here is pure gold! Happy holidays! What you said about tires must be true. A youtuber with a blue Viper spoke about this, and he said wide tires in snow are completely counterproductive, and you have to pick narrow if you want to be more stable (for the exact same reason you said).
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  6198. My want for an AW11 only increases with every day... so help me god
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  6199. I do like the message of the video and the mountainside is really beautiful also merry Christmas to you I appreciate your content
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  6200. Wow. What a perfect video and what a simple explaining of a very complex system! Thank you soooo much!
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  6201. As someone with zero engineering background this video really helped me to understand the subject. Great video. Thanks for making it. 😀
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  6202. Brilliant. Thanks for the understanding and help. I think my motorcycle have a 4-stroke "2 spark". It's the 2 spark I wish to understand. Why did manufacturer do this? BMW G 650 XChallenge or XCountry or XMoto. All same engine.
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  6203. I didn't wanted, but yt algorithm do so. I'm smarter now 😄
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  6204. what a video!!!!!!!!!!
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  6205. You’re a super educator. An ARTIST of education.
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  6206. Love your videos. Thank you. Great videos for kids who have an interest in cars.
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  6207. Wow this was an amazing video! You did a great job explaining and demonstrating the difference between the two engines and you kept me interested and engaged the whole time. Bravo 👏 you have a new subscriber
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  6208. Well detailed explanation. All doubt and questions are cleared. Thank you for that!
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  6209. Thanks
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  6210. i just learned how engines work with a quick explanation, wow 🫶
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  6211. wow. just wow. amazing video
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  6212. You are a living Legend, Sir! <3
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  6213. Amazing stuff. Thanks for taking the time to make the video 👌🙏
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  6214. Brilliant explanation. Simply explained showing a deep understanding of the processes. Thanks A++
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  6215. Best video ever i love you sir!
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  6216. This is a perfectly clear and concise explanation and brilliant video. Excellent 👍
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  6217. This was a great video. Excellent. I can’t overstate how good this was. This video, in my opinion could serve as a template for how to present and convey a technical subject in a thorough and clear way.
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  6218. This is exceptional. Very informative.
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  6219. One of the best 4T and 2T explanations with all the detailed pros and cons I've seen
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  6220. One of the best videos on this subject I’ve seen very good mate 👍👍👍
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  6221. your video's are so in depth, love all your stuff!
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  6222. Ive had people try to explain this to me before but this is amazing! Thank you for this video! Now im gonna go watch the Gas vs Diesel video! 🤝
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  6223. this is one of those instant subscription type of videos. fantastic explanation!
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  6224. cant believe watched from start to the end, and I'm cyclist only 😅 great presentation 👍
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  6225. Very well explained, the amount of work you've put into this video makes it a success, you deserve a big brotherly hug my friend.
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  6226. This is the best video to understand 4t and 2t moto engines, i tought i knew everythig that is to know about the matter but after watching this video i know much more. Thanks buddy.
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  6227. The title is right :)
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  6228. Simply Wow!! Years of explanation did nothing but raised my doubts further. Whereas this one cleared everything. The best one. I was looking for this for a long time.
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  6229. Your explanation is sooo simple and beautiful. A kid can understand your videos . I learn many things today thanks to you ❤️
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  6230. I am 57 years old regular guy and have never understood the difference until this very moment. thank you.
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  6231. Very well done. Simply put, the best explanation I've seen for contrasting four and two stroke engines. Excellent video!
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  6232. BEAUTIFUL JOB describing this topic! You have a gift for teaching.
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  6233. absolutely loved it, thank you very much.
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  6234. I knew that it was a good idea to watch this video. I always learn something from your videos! Thank you.
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  6235. I love your videos.. thank you thank you thank you. much love
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  6236. Wow. I have always thought I could be my own mechanic, I think with videos like this I can do more than I ever anticipated
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  6237. Amazing video! Thank you for sharing your expertise!
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  6238. Absolutely brilliant video. Crystal clear explanation. Thank you.
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  6239. A big thanks for this video.. Explained so clearly, with examples! 👍👌
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  6240. By far the best explanation I have ever seen. Keep up the fantastic work!
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  6241. Amazing, detailed, understandable. Thank you!
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  6242. Great video thanks alot. Exactly what i was looking for. All the best to you!👍
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  6243. This is so well explained! Thank you!
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  6244. Absolutely excellent video all the way around!
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  6245. Thanks!
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  6246. What a really good, interesting and educational video. Thank you for explaining it to me.
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  6247. This is the best explanation between 2 stroke and 4 stroke engine 👍👍
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  6248. Incredible content! I never managed to properly understand the difference and after this video it became much clearer, thank you!
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  6249. Now it's time to epoxy the cylinders back together and make some power!!! Seriously though, another great video! Thanks
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  6250. Fantasticooooooo!!!!! Grazie mille per il tuo lavoro 🥰
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  6251. Great explanation
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  6252. Just amazing. The most informative video on engines have ever watched. Impressive.
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  6253. This is the best video on youtube regarding both 4T and 2T engines and how they work good job!! I'd love to mess around with a direct injection 2stroke and try a couple of ideas to see if it doesn't improve the design!! It has potential!!
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  6254. A Perfect Explanation!
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  6255. Your video explained what took numerous videos years ago to get an understanding and you still covered it more thoroughly
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  6256. Brilliant explanation - many thanks!
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  6257. Excellent! Thank you!
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  6258. Best video i ever seen on engines strokes explanation 🙌🏾
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  6259. Excellent visual aids. Nothing beats the real deal. Fantastic!!!!
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  6260. having watched every other video on four stroke and two stroke engines... I can confirm this is the only one you need
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  6261. The title was not misleading at all, this was the clearest explanation of the differences between 2T and 4T.
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  6262. Thank you........After many many years I finally get it.
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  6263. Wow! Such a helpful video. Thank you!
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  6264. That was an awesome video. New sub for you as a result, and I'm looking forward to checking out the rest of your vids. Great stuff.
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  6265. Lol I don't know why youtube recommended me this video, I don't even own a motor vehicle, but I stayed till the end. You are very good explaining, I didn't know anything before this video and understood perfectly. Love your accent too 😅
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  6266. I thought i knew everything about how the 2 stroke worked, but i learned a lot from this, thank you for the great video
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  6267. Thank you for this piece, it's really informative & educational. 👍
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  6268. love this, watched every second of it
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  6269. Best video on this topic ever created.
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  6270. Mind blowing how beautiful and perfect this video is daaamn🔥
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  6271. Holy cow the best explanation ever !!! Thanks man !!!
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  6272. Super clear and super interesting!! Thanks a lot for your work!
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  6273. Man, this is the pure gold!! You don't know how awesome and rare it is for us to find such greate videos like this. Thank you very, very much!!
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  6274. Outstanding presentation. Thank you!
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  6275. ABSOLUTELY THE BEST VIDEO ABOUT 2S/4S ENGINES. THANKS
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  6276. This is hands down the most comprehensive visualization of how an internal combustion engine works. This is how I learned about how an engine works
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  6277. Justice is done, I am not looking further for any more videos on this topic........
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  6278. What a brilliant explanation. Thank you.
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  6279. VERY useful and interesting video. Thanks!
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  6280. This is a great video! I just started working at a car dealership in sales, and in order to better understand cars and our products, I’ve been trying to learn as much as possible about the engineering that goes into our cars. Your video was clear and answered any questions I thought of, so thank you!
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  6281. Absolutely amazing video. Fantastic job with the cut-aways + 2d graphics. ♥👍
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  6282. Outstanding illustration for curious minds of all levels and experience. VERY well done.
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  6283. What a great concise package of information. You are an amazing person, sir. Keep up the good work.
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  6284. This is by far, the most clear and comprehensive explanation on engines. Thank you!
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  6285. Great video! The best explanation I´ve ever seen about 2-stroke vs 4-stroke differences. Thank you!
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  6286. I feel like i was in school again...thank you so much for a great lesson!!!
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  6287. Best video till date on 2 stroke & 4 stroke engine !
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  6288. This is probably the most informative and interesting video I’ve ever seen on YouTube! Thank you for the great demonstration!
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  6289. After years, you explain it that i finally understand it with all relevant details. Thanks a lot
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  6290. Filmed in a museum? 😁
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  6291. Sve moguće pohvale za kanal. Jednostavno fantastično.
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  6292. Insanely easy and well done way of explaining. Thank you. The demonstration with the parts is soooooooooooo much improved over someone just telling you.
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  6293. Wow, a completely accurate title for once! Thank you, this WAS the only video I ever needed to watch to understand how car engines work!
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  6294. All I do is put my butt on the seat and fire away. Now I understand how complex these machines are. Thank you.
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  6295. Top quality video. You could not have explained it any better. I knew the differences but still enjoyed watching it 😄
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  6296. This IS the best video on the 2 vs 4 stroke engine differences. Good job!
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  6297. obviously this is an amazing video that could be kept in highest place than you think. Thank you again and again.
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  6298. That was awesome, well done, 🤘
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  6299. Most complete and full of knowledge video on YouTube, thanks!
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  6300. Love this guys videos. What a marvel to watch
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  6301. The best video about this subject! Great work!
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  6302. Amazing video
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  6303. Best video I've ever seen
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  6304. Hope you are doing, all the best in 2023. About to cross over 650k subs! Congrats, your channel is finally blowing up! Hope you update us on your build progress soon!
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  6305. This is one of the best videos I have seen in my life. I also a professor but in my case it’s Economics, which means I can’t really say I’m an expert because every homemaker has an equally valid opinion as mine. 😂. Congratulations and thank you, thank you, thank you.
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  6306. This is the best explanation I’ve ever seen! Thank you!
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  6307. Definitely the most helpful video I've ever seen about 2 stroke engines! Thanks so much for this excellent content!
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  6308. Excellent video.
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  6309. The most completed tutorial ever I seen. I believed myself that I know very well how engine works untill u come and there's a lot of new things i didn't know. Thanks a lot!!!!!!
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  6310. GODDAMN! Subscribed!
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  6311. One of the best videos I've seen on yt
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  6312. Fantastic video! I knew the principle of a 2 stroke engine but never realised it was so ingenious in some ways. Thank you
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  6313. This is masterpiece. Thank you
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  6314. Most videos promise but never deliver, but yours promises, it delivers and much more. Thank you. I learnt about IC engines, more in the last hour than ever before in my life with excellent model demonstration. You, sir are the real true "Guru"! Now I finally understand how my two stroke boat engine with reed valve is completely different than my 4 stroke car or lawn mower engine. One last thing, you touched upon was the two stroke fuel injected modern engine, an example of that already exists in the form of General Electric Train/locomotive engine (EMD series) which is a huge two stroke engine with computer controlled fuel injection. Could you some day walk us through that please.
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  6315. Best explanation I've ever seen , thank you !
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  6316. Awesome video!
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  6317. I love your videos so much. Super informative and interesting
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  6318. I came here to pass the time and reinforce my engine knowledge, but this video was perfect. Congrats!
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  6319. This kind of videos are a brain 🧠 opener to so many things
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  6320. Very few videos live up to the title. But, this REALLY is the ONLY video you'll ever need to watch to understand this topic.
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  6321. Amazing content, thank you
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  6322. what a beautiful explanation. Excellent!!!! Veyr clearly explained.. Thank you.
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  6323. Wow..Thank you so much for a making this video...I've learned alot...
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  6324. I thought I knew all about two and four stroke engines, but I learned a lot from this vid. Apparently, an old dog can learn new tricks after all... Thanks!
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  6325. Excellent Video. I have seen a lot but this one is by far the best and most interesting ! Full of comments and comprehensive explanations Thank You !
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  6326. I am in my final year of mechanical engineering, and engines just fascinate me...This video almost made me cryy...This is soo beautiful....The humanity must realise how revolutionary invention an engine was...Thank You for such a beautiful video..
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  6327. The best 2t 4t explanation video I've ever watched
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  6328. Brilliant video sir
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  6329. That TZR is goorrgeous
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  6330. Most underrated channel on YouTube. This belongs on television and in university
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  6331. Best two stroke versus four stroke video I’ve ever seen. Great job!
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  6332. Thankk you - a superb video and explained very clearly. I understood 4-stroke engines but still could not quite get my head around the 2-strike (despite my Lambretta LD in the 60's being a 2-stroke) - thank you - superb. 👍
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  6333. Excelent documental. So complete!! Really Good Job!!!!
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  6334. Very much well explained ...✌👍
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  6335. Great video!.. cheers from Portugal!. 💪
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  6336. Wow! This is, by far, the most detailed, user friendly and engaging tutorial of the 4 vs 2 stroke engines I’ve ever seen. Nice job!
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  6337. Crazily good explaination, thanks man! I have an exam of Off Road vehicle systems tomorrow, and thank god, I found your channel!
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  6338. Would the energy required to open the valve be returned by the valve spring when the valve closed? This video gets a 20 out of 10. Wow!
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  6339. the title is right, this is actually the best guide i have seen explaining 4 stroke and 2 stroke engines. very well done
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  6340. Amazingly clear! That takes some skills. Thanks for the video
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  6341. That was a good video. Before this video I knew how 2 strokes worked but there is a lot of details I did not know. Thank you for the video and I'm sure that it took a long time to produce. Great job. 👍
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  6342. You will NOT find a better video than this on YouTube, explaining the differences between 2 and 4 stroke engines. Well done! Excellent video instruction!
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  6343. honeslty best explanation on youtube
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  6344. Your YouTube channel is become my Great Clear educational class. Thank you so much for your efforts Sir. Live long and happy..
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  6345. Wow! That was the best explanation ever. You got my sub. Thx from Canada 🇨🇦!
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  6346. I can't add anything useful to what has been said before. Brilliant, I only just discovered this channel and glad I did. If I can allow myself to add one thing irrelavent to the subject matter: this man's command of english is incredible. Well done, on all accounts.
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  6347. Incredible video. Bravo sir. Thanks
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  6348. For years I struggling to understand how on earth a 2T engine draws fuel. Best video ever.
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  6349. Fantastic presentation! Clear, concise, thorough, and enhanced by excellent graphics and just a touch of humor. Masterfully done!
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  6350. This video is really only video i need to see to find out what's the difference between these engines. Great job bro 👌🏽👌🏽👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
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  6351. Absolutely fantastic explanation video. I learned a ton. Thank you!
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  6352. Beautiful cut-aways, d4a! Having created one myself, I know how much work it is. 👍
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  6353. Fantastic explanation. I understand two strokes far better now. Seemed like a black art before watching this!
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  6354. Masterpiece of explanation. I learned a lot. Thank you
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  6355. I have never seen someone go god-mode just to make a video untill now. 👏
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  6356. Gold content
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  6357. Amazing video. Thank you for the detailed, relatable and practical way of explaining the concepts so well. This is one of the few videos that actually delivers on its name/caption.
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  6358. Very good! Finally understood the differences, drawbacks, etc - only took 60 years!! I've known the basics since I was 10, but never the detail. Thank you.
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  6359. Best video I've ever saw on this subject. I knew most of this already, but things like the purpose and action of a Reed Valve and what the Yamaha Power Valve system is I did not. Great, informative video!!
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  6360. Great video. Maybe the best on YT. Got new subsc..
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  6361. Best video ever on this topic! My 11 year old got it. Thanks
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  6362. What a fantastic, insightful video! Thank you
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  6363. Bro, you're the best.
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  6364. Genius! Best explanation ever, thank you!
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  6365. Really this is the only video that anyone will need to understand how a 4 stroke & 2 stroke engine work and differ! Tremendous work on the video man! ❤️‍🔥💥
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  6366. this was a brilliant explanation
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  6367. Amazing video!
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  6368. Loving the d4a School of Engineering. It's excellent!
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  6369. Thanks!
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  6370. This is so wonderful. I am getting a university level knowledge from a great teacher just sitting on my couch
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  6371. Wow! Best comparison video I have ever seen. Great Work!
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  6372. I feel dumb adding yet another complimentary msg - considering it'll get lost amongst the almost thousand others - but absolutely fantastic video. I work on my own bikes, and 'understood' the engines - but not to this level. Thanks man! Instant sub brother!
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  6373. Best explanation i've seen about 2 stroke vs 4 stroke. nicely done!
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  6374. You're amazing! Respect. 🤝
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  6375. Fantastic job, me congratulations from Spain. I love your videos.
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  6376. Great video! In fact, it may well be the best one on this subject in the YouTube world. Well done.
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  6377. finally, u made a video on 2 stroke engines, i absolutely love 2 stroke motorcycles, i love you man, thanks for making this video
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  6378. Beautiful video. I've known lots about both types of engines, but you go over them so well and in depth.
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  6379. Amazing video!
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  6380. this videos was extremely interesting and easy to understand
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  6381. Thank you abundantly, this video really explaining the 4st and 2st very clear and easy to understand. Warm regard from Indonesia 🇮🇩
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  6382. I'm a mayonnaise applicator at burger king, and I can tell you from experience, this video is an accurate representation of actual events.
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  6383. Superb explanation and video as always
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  6384. Love this videos man. Keep doing this.
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  6385. A little inside look into the 11,000rpm hillclimb 4age. (This is not a FA, but a step ahead): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLQ9OENawzGZdZ2wkoJfBGBCOrgr1agYl-
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  6386. Enjoying this so much more than I thought I would. Great video thank you. Working on my AW11 right now and thought I would have this on in the background but am enjoying it and want to give full attention to it later
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  6387.  @d4a  Haha glad you enjoyed it. Great video - keep them coming! I have subscribed.
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  6388. Thanks for that from Portugal +1 subscriber 👍
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  6389. Dude, the humor you provide during the videos i special and a pure gold for gearheads ;)
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  6390. fantastic thank you .
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  6391. yeah baby!
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  6392. Opa, brutalno izgleda.
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  6393. damn that's sexy! can't wait to see it running! B-)
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  6394. Super sexy build. My wife was concerned by the noises I made while watching the video.
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  6395. Looks great
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  6396. Aww heck yeah! Looks beatiful!
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  6397. Love watching the videos! It's getting me pumped for my own carb build. Can't wait to see/hear how it runs.
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  6398. So close! Can't wait!
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  6399. Love to see it come together 😋 I have the same idea about that plug, but it seems that no one sell this. Did you make it yourself? I noticed your logo printet on it 😉
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  6400. That's one beautiful 4AG engine and i love your video bro!!!
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  6401. Very good , 👌
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  6402. No corners cut, great video.
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  6403. LOL, but it was money well spent, this is a good quality video. good luck on that 4AGE, I could tell that this is going to be a very fun build ;)
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  6404. This is why I love being a mechanic, I love building engines and have fun doing it, also being paid is a good bonus (:
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  6405. FUCK yeah! My dream setup for my ae86!! Would you be able to post a comprehensive part list for the carb conversion?
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  6406. Congratulations on getting this far!
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  6407. Just adding this comment after liking so that your channel gets recommended to more people because this is one hell of a video packed to the gills with useful, easy to understand information
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  6408. Your content is great!! You make us want more!!
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  6409. Danke!
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  6410. Seriously the best k series information video ever, thanks mate.
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  6412. I’m a Honda guy 15 years now. This is a great video bro. 🤙🏼🤙🏼🤙🏼
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  6413. Your videos are very informative and easy to follow. I wish more of my professors would have been this good lol.
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  6414. Can’t give up on those raps dude, it’s awesome after learning so much about the motor you reviewed 👍 keep it coming!
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  6415. Amazing Video and sweet wrap-up rap🙏🙏🙏
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  6416. What a fantastic video... Thanks for the upload.
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  6417. One of the best presentations I have seen in a long time, thank you so much 🙂
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  6418. The video every home mechanic was wishing for! Thanks so much!!! I am currently looking for a reason behind the rough idling on my C350 (M276), and this content has highlighted a couple of potential problems.
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  6419. thank you this wonderful well explained video, it's good to learn new things.
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  6420. Amazingly informative. This could save me hundreds!
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  6421. Excellent video!!!! Thank You so much 🙏
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  6422. Wow... wonderful man.thank you
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  6423. This channel is amazing!
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  6424. 10/10 Once again. Fantastic information, no bullshit. Ethanol content sensor would be another to touch up on.
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  6425. This is what the internet eas made for
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  6426. One of the best if not the best video i've ever seen. Professionalism at it's best.
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  6427. incredible video. Learned a lot, thanks!
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  6428. Outstanding, very well explained thank you!
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  6429. No way this video can be free. How so?
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  6430. Thank you for this vedeo i learned a lot.
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  6431. best video ever maybe
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  6432. Excellent Video, this is one of the best YouTube channel I have seen yet, very useful information, excellent work Sir🙂👍
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  6433. Very informative video that's well presented by a guy who knows his stuff. I learned a bunch. Thank you.
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  6434. The you thank you thank you! I really enjoy watching it and learn a lot about all these sensors. Before this video, sensors of cars were so scary and "don't ever go near them" thing!to me!
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  6435. Fantastic, well explained in every way, Subscribed and liking everything, watching all the vids now 😀🍺
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  6436. I love this channel for clarity and simplicity. 👍
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  6437. You deserve millions of subs
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  6438. Brilliant just watched this now sub to your channel 👏
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  6439. Excellent content. Have learned a ton form your channel. Please keep sharing your knowledge. Thank you and keep it up
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  6440. Excellent video!( excellent as any other video on this chanel)
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  6441. Thanks!
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  6442. Great work man!, very informative, even my son liked how it was explained better than his automotive class.
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  6443. Wonderful video. You got a new sub here. 👍
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  6444. Awesome video. This is the best video in automobile. Thanks for sharing your excelente and valuble knowledge.
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  6445. Very well presented thank you for this and lucky i got to see your channel.
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  6446. I'm in automotive school, just learning about this. Super informative and helpful to remember all these sensors. Thank you
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  6447. Give it a subscription just for the idea. What a awesome video and I'm still in the beginning
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  6448. I love this video so much I "liked" it 17X
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  6449.  @d4a  Mi amigo muchas gracias por compartir.. El mejor video.. Tengo problemas en mi auto y ahora tengo claro como funcionan los sensores.. Saludos cordiales
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  6450. I can't imagine how much time it took to make this video. Excellent source of info and very well done. My guess is you're an engineer. Thank you.
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  6451. I feel like I got it all figured out now! Very good detail.
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  6452. AAA+, 100%, Excellent!
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  6453. This video should be entered into the Video Hall of Fame (if one exists). This is by far the best videos I have ever seen on You Tube. The speaker is accurate. concise, clear and correct on every point. I've been fixing my own cars for decades and I know an incompetent hack when I hear one. This guy is definitely not one of them.
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  6454. Very informative video explained in a way anyone can understand. Just earned yourself a like and a new subscriber.
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  6455. This video has been..... sensored ;)
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  6456. Great video and Explanations! Ads were also very subtle and well integrated to a point I will keep them in mind for future needs
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  6457. This is the first comment I've ever made on a video on YouTube in the 15 years I've had a phone I'm very impressed and keep up the good work
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  6458. Do you do all the graphics man? Pretty polished video. (So are your others.) Very good information, thank you very much.
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  6459. Dude you just became my hero
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  6460. This video is so amazing!!
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  6461. I love in depth explanations like this!
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  6462. Excellent video.. awesome animations and explanations are clear. I appreciate the time you put into making this quality content!
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  6463. Absolutely brilliant explanation and information
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  6464. Very helpful video, well explained
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  6465. Awesome job❤ Great video 👍
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  6466. i watch alot of youtube videos and erase 99 percent from watch history, this one is a keeper. great job ,thanks for taking the time to present it in the way you did.
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  6467. Fantastic this video. Amazing
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  6468. Excellent video and perfectly explained. Well done 👍
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  6469. One of the most well done & informative videos on YT!
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  6470. Amazing work! Wow! Thank you!
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  6471. This is perfect. Thank you sir. 👍
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  6472. Thank you so much for this video!! Its exactly what I was looking for. I had been looking up video for each individual sensor and then I saw the ad for this showing everything in the one video 🙌🙌 much appreciated 🤗 thanks again
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  6473. Well done. Very well done. One of the best videos I've seen in quite a while and very educational. Thank you!
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  6474. The best auto maintenace and review ever made. Thank you!
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  6475. One of the best videos I have watched! Thanks a million!!!!
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  6476. Fantastic video, excellent presentation and really useful info for a home mechanic!
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  6477. Wow best video ever,THANK YOU👍🍻
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  6478. Yet another outstanding video thank you. I know it's outside the remit of this video, but many so-called Technicians replace parts as soon as they see a fault code, without reading the fault code description and checking the basics first. Examples are a MAF fault code, and it's a split air intake pipe, or an O2 sensor fault and it's a loose vacuum hose. Many people out there believe that all we have to do is just plug a computer in, and it'll tell us what's wrong. I love to point out that it just tells us where to start looking. I'm babbling. Sorry. I love your videos though!
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  6479. thank you very much!!! your channel is great! unfortunately, I already knew about camshaft position sensors, because they failed on my car :)
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  6480. Liked and subscribed! For the past few years I started watching YT on DIY videos to maintain my vehicles and this video explains so much! Thank you for your hardwork and wish you the best and for your channel.
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  6481. What an Absolutely Beautiful Video, Appreciate your Effort and Explaining it in Straight Forward Simple Mechanical Language with Pictures, Arrows, and Graph Charts. Congratulations on Your Effort to Produce a Video Masterpiece. Thanks
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  6482. I'm studying automobile engineering and after watching this video I feel like I'm blessed and thank you for making this wonderful video.
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  6483. Well done. Good script and liked all the clear visuals. Lots of hard work. Keep it up!
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  6484.  @d4a  thanks man I really appreciate it. Also, really want to take this opportunity to give you a proper thanks to all the efforts you've been putting in your videos. Massive thanks, your videos are free, well organized, pretty informative, easy to understand, that put you in my top 5 yt channels ever. I mean YouTube automotive channels are actually helpful a d informative can be counted on hands fingers man. Thanks man I really appreciate it. I hope you more success and more of the informative future videos
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  6485. i think you are the best explainer ever
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  6486. Good Day Sir.....thank you so much for such well explained Videos.....👍👍
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  6487. GREAT VIDEO !! ...thank you very much..... best education material for sensors in car :)
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  6488. An extremely beautiful, technical but easy to understand vid. T👍
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  6489. This is video is a true game changer. I mean omg, I don't even have words...
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  6490. really amazing video! everything was spot on thank you! subbed :)
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  6491. This is a golden video man thanks
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  6492. Wow.. I think.. that was the best explanation of auto motive sensors …
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  6493. I loved these types of video. You did great job with this video and all the information you provided. Keep up the great work!!
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  6494. Outstanding explanations on the sensors, Bravo!
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  6495. Simply brilliant!!
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  6496. This is the video I have needed and wanted for the last 20 years! Thank you Sir! MLC MD FACP
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  6497. great video mate, very clear information, animation and to the point.
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  6498. My favorite car technics teacher.
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  6499. Thank God I came came accros this channel, started learning automobile repairs here in Nigeria a month ago and this will definitely come in handy
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  6500. Thank you for a very well prepared and superbly presented video.
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  6501. Great Video, very informative and well researched. Keep it up.
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  6502. Very nice video with a relevant analysis and comparison between iron and aluminum. Congratulations and many thanks.
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  6503. Dude, I really like your style and information. Thanks so much. Marc.
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  6504. great video! you explained it excellent!! and really good editing as well.
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  6505. Dude.. Thank you for making this video. More to the point, Thank you for the... style??.. method?? ..in which you presented the information. LOTS of info, SHORT time frame, side by side comparison.. PERFECT environment for a brain like mine, I hated school because it was too slow.. Anyways, I am into turning classic cars into modern machines. ..Currently there is a 1960 Ford T-Bird convertible on the table, and a custom made "Full" frame on the table next to it.. This, will replace the sub frame/uni-body stuff from 1960. Still making decisions around what i want to power it. They say the universe will provides what you need..When you need it... this video was perfectly timed and answered a BUNCH of the questions that were starting to overwhelm my mind. After this video, I have an general understanding and now I can ask informed questions ensuring that I will be happy with the end result. Thanks for that, this car will be amazing, EVERY modern convenience, heated and air condition seats..blue teeth and one bad ass engine, 6spd stick(hot rods are supposed to be stick), factory off white with black interior (piano player here) and.. .. a custom made third brake light, framing the license plate that says..  "whose yo ..Daddy" ...when i step on the brake...oh this one is gonna be fun..LMAO keith
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  6506. Wow, amazing video. You are fantastic in presentation!
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  6507. holy shit this channel is good
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  6508. Dude! I like your simple explanations and your useful knowledge about engines. You answered many questions already about aluminum blocks. Thanks bro.
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  6509. Terrific video, thanks for doing it!
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  6510. Another good video. The graphics are awesome. Thank you.
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  6511.  @d4a  I thought this might be the problem, but wasn't sure. Short and straight lines are, of course, preferable. Thanks for clearing that up.
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  6512. What’s up @driving4answers, can you do a video explaining fuel pumps and fuel systems in a car? Thank you for all your content, I’ve learned so much as a mechanical engineer
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  6513. That answered a lot of questions I didn't even know to ask, VERY interesting.
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  6514. Awesome informative video! I love this channel!!! So much detail. Audi perfected the inline five. It won the race at pikes peak years in a row, and the quattro system helped them get there.
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  6515. Great video, thank you for taking the time to post it
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  6516. Absolutely great channel, amigo. Anyone interested in this stuff now has some of the greatest explanations ever, thanks to your efforts. Every episode. Keep it up.
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  6517. Okay, this was something i never knew i wanted to know.
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  6518. I worked at VW in South Africa in between 1973 & 1994 in Product Engineering. We produced the Audi 100 with the carburetor engine & I drove them many times & can confirm they were not a very smooth or flexible car to drive & to some extent ,the 2 litre 4 cylinder it replaced was a better drive. Audi came up with this idea as they could not get the dynamics of the vehicle right with a longditudinal straight six & claimed at the time “V6’s do not work”,utter rubbish!
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  6519. Great video, just as they all are. It would’ve been a great opportunity to go a little bit into balance shafts in modern engines though. A sve ostalo je odlicno!
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  6520. Fun fact, all the 5 cylinder engines listed have 4 and 6 cylinder stable mates, the Volvo and GM examples were considered modular engines and designed as such from the get go.
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  6521. Another fab video. Good brain exercise 😊
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  6522. Wonderfully informative and interesting video!
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  6523. Thank you for these videos. I have learned a lot from your simple explanations of these very complicated subjects.
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  6524. green screen is cool addition to your chanel. wish you luck and many sponsors.
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  6525. This gentleman is awesome! Subscribed
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  6526. Subscribed! I keep learning new things from your channel. Thanks for always putting out such great info!
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  6527. ive been hooked on this channel for the past few days. so glad I found it!
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  6528. Very useful bro , preciate it , keep going the good stuff
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  6529. Insane how simple and understadable this video is. So logical, and since I ride 50cc 2t, you cleared a lot of things for me
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  6530. great video as always and excellent explanation
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  6531. That rieju 300 Is ☄️☄️
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  6532. I'm impressed that you could ride down a dirt trail, at increasing speed, and clearly explain the vac and pressure cycles.. :) excellent job!
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  6533. The important part is the change in acoustic impedance, and that doesn't require any change in pressure, only a change in how the medium is confined. Think of punching a pile of loose table tennis balls. Your fist will go through them with little effort. But try again with them packed in a box and you'll feel a lot more resistance, despite the density being the same. You get more energy transfer between the particles when it's difficult for them to move out of the way of each other.
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  6534. Thanks again for a very interesting and educational video. It looked like a lot of fun riding a two-stroke in the woods. Cheers //Jan
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  6535. I'm doing my apprenticeship as a mechanic at Mercedes in germany right now and it's always so funny when I'm in school and know about what feels like 90% of the stuff already because I watch every video of you and do so much work on my cars ^^ (I bought a aw11 with a friend wich we are fixing up a few years back now because we saw your ITB video and that started it all ^^)
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  6536. I have no great intrest in combustion engines but man this channel is good!
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  6537. man enjoyed his 2 stroke so much he made a video on them right away lol
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  6538. Would love to see a series about Walter Kaaden and his two stroke innovations. Two strokes sparked my interest in engines and now I'm gonna start an apprenticeship😄
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  6539. Two strokes are truly a marvel of engineering. The fact that they are spewing during idle, as if begging to be brought to speed, is simply poetic. I've been a car guy all my life, but man what I wouldn't do for a project tzr125 right now...
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  6540. Guarantee you that there will be high school general science and physics teachers that will show this video to their students when covering wave theory. It's that good.
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  6541. Hey really nice video, that interested me for a long time now, btw didnt know that you ride dirtbikes 🤙🏼😏 Did you see my message, i left behind, when i ordered merchandise? I hope so! That T-Shirt is really nice btw. Anyways have a nice week✌🏼
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  6542. Holy shit I finally understand it ! im a sound engineer and this makes sooooo much more sense now! Thank you. Stay gold ! :)
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  6543. first boys ayo
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  6544. Fantastic! Thank you for creating this excellent and informative video! I learned a lot.
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  6545. Over fifty years of reading explanations of two stroke pipes, this is the most understandable!
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  6546. Great video, i did not know that. Valveless pulsejet engines are built with similar principles - replacing valves with wave reflection.
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  6547. I’ve learned more about two stroke engine function and how they do not waste as much fuel as one would expect, and why the funny shaped shaped exhaust is intentional, in this one video compared to all the others I’ve seen. Well spent 21+ minutes! Your videos are very informative and educational- keep up the excellent work!!
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  6548. Well done! Keep them coming!
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  6549. Another banger from the Engine Whisperer
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  6550. wow. mind blown
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  6551. Thanks
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  6552. I appears that "someone" has also been busy enhancing his riding skills, not only creating great YT content.
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  6553. This has to be one of your slickest vieos yet, and as ever, extremely informative. Congratulations for that. Not being particularly interested in bikes I didn't think I'd be so interested, but it answers one of those questions what one never gets around to researching. Why do 2 strokes cough and splutter. Actually the trials do look fun. Great work!
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  6554. And i was going to bed, now i will be 22 minutes late for bed ans its 127% worth it
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  6555. Man, congratulations on another great video. És o maior!
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  6556. Woah, I've always wondered why those pipes look the way they do! I'm legit excited to take this in. Your explanations are great for casuals like me x3
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  6557. Thank you for your time and your effort this is the teaching that is needed in todays world. You Sir make the world a smarter and better place. BRAVO!
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  6558. Glad you exist 😺👍🏻
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  6559. I did not know that! Standing ovation! So well done.
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  6560. What a sexy 2 stroke Catalan beauty you have there...
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  6561. This video just appeared on my list of recommended videos and I subscribed to your channel instantly. I'm not a mechanic, but this video was very captivating, now I have to watch all of your videos. 👍👍👍👍👍👍
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  6562. Spray early and let sit love ur videos keep it up
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  6563. I enjoyed watching you struggle although I shouldn't. It made me feel better that I had gone through the exact same issues just last week. I won with my nut though with a big scaffold bar! I bought a impact wrench for this work too and thought it was the answer to all my prayers. It stayed on the floor also much like yours. Stick in with it and keep pushing the videos. Love what you're doing!
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  6564. Your air line is to small for the rattle gun. It cant provide enough flow to produce power.
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  6565. Blasted my mind with such beautifully informative and fruitful session👌
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  6566. I've always had a general idea of how all of these air measuring devices work, but not the detail to which you descibe them in. I love your videos for this reason. Details details details! We all really appreciate you and you're knowledge! Thank you!
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  6567. Thanks for such a great explanation of the difference between the components and their methods of operation. I've been a master tech for 20 years and I've never heard it explained as well as you have done in this video.
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  6568. since i replased my maf sensor on my saab 9-5 1999 a few months ago i have been wondering how it works. but i was to lazy to search how it worked but thanks to the amazing youtube recommendations! good video!
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  6569. Really appreciate the quality and thoroughness of this video! Thank you!
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  6570. Hands down one of the best channels out there in this segment!!! Thank you guys, much love from Germany ❤
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  6571. 6 mins in and with no hesitation I firstly sub then like. Incredibly well done narration, would love to see more videos like that on car systems. Cheers.
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  6572. Wow that air hand is getting a little out of hand. Gonna make me act up. Amazing video as always my dude! One of the best automotive channels on YouTube for sure. You've really gone next level.
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  6573. Very interesting, useful and greatly appreciated. You're a prince, my good man.
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  6574. Have to comment. Awesome videos man, keep it up!
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  6575. I’m a gear head fascinated by all things mechanical, but nothing excites me like seeing D4A reach max pulse! Fkn scotch yoke
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  6576. This was vicarious fun to watch. Where are you and the Sytech documentation going for your honeymoon? 🙂
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  6577. Wow,brilliant 👍👊
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  6578. Really excellent follow up
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  6579. As usual, very clever and interesting. You're really passionate and knowledgeable. Bravo!
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  6580. Thanks!
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  6581. That's great. Thank you so much!
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  6582. best subtitles ever
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  6583. Just sent an email! Love the AW11 content and the DIY spirit you have. Keep up the awesome work man!
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  6584. Awesome man keep on this way!!! Greetings from Germany
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  6585. Amazing video man, what a great piece of work.
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  6586. I fuking love this channel!
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  6587. your channel is amazing!!! you are the best
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  6588. It looks so simple compared to the piston engine... Probably super reliable compared to it too? Edit: you mentioned the same thing, hadn't watched long enough!!
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  6589. Lov'n It!! Thank you
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  6590. Always love your videos, great explanation and now i know :D
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  6591. another awesome video thanks
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  6592. Ha! A perfect continuation of your channel 😊
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  6593. Love your channel!
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  6594. Fascinating!
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  6595. this was awesome! I was hummin and hawin the whole time. I love learning mechanical things from this channel, thank you!
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  6596. Ok, i love the explanation of the thrust part of the unused heat. Makes a lot more sense why jets are designed the way they are! You are an amazing teacher!
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  6597. Back in the late 70’s I used to machine the bleed holes in hot end blades for the Rolls-Royce RB211 turbofan engines.
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  6598. Amazing engineering.
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  6599. how can someone be this good in teaching, I almost thought it was impossible
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  6600. Loved every syllable. Thanks.
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  6601. Excellent explanation 😃
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  6602. I’ve been interested in aerospace engineering for my whole life and I’ve studied in so many aerospace classes, both highschool and college level. I’ve never seen a better explanation of jet engines. I also never knew jet engines had stators. Well done!!!
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  6603. Very interesting. I for one would love to see more videos on aviation engines, of the jet or piston varieties.
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  6604. 1:00 Attempting to match takeoff the most perfectly timed shot in history, James Burke's rocket launch.
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  6605. I never knew what JUXTAPOSING was till I watched this video, I thought it was a word from another langauge.
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  6606. I am in the fifties and so far I had no understanding of how the jet engines work. No I have an ideea and thanks to you.
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  6607. Thanks to this man and youtube. I would be a better mechanical engineer if these types of content were available when I was studying. ❤
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  6608. Super interesting as always!
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  6609. This is the best channel on YT right now. Absolutely addicted.
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  6610. There are 2 significant errors in this presentation: 1) pressure does not increase in a gas turbine during combustion, as any compressor could not push air in one direction if the pressure oppsoing it is greater. The exact opposite is true: beyond the compressor the pressure is only reduced. What does increase (significantly) is velocity. 2) gas turbines (of any kind) are less efficient than piston engines. That's false, as hp produced per volume of fuel consumed is in modern turbines close or some times above that of the IC engines. Bonus: the gas leaving the combustors has to be below a certain temperature.... welp, not necessarily. In 1940's that may have been the case but modern high performance turbine blades can even operate at temoeratures beyond their melting point (!!!) thanks to extremely advanced cooling and heat dissapation design. Bonus 2: Compressor surge can not physically happen on a jet engine. Or gas turbine for that matter. You are mixing compressors/pumps with gas turbines. Literally apples and oranges.
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  6611. Love this new direction you’re taking the channel.
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  6612. Reciprocating uses less fuel than a turbine. Turbin's are one big Exhaust Pipe.!!😉
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  6613. I love this channel. Great work, bro! ✌️
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  6614. You have a way of explaining this simply that makes this channel so enjoyable. Great job!
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  6615. I hope your "real-life profession" is to teach. Because nobody explains (basic) mechanical/technical stuff as good as you do!
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  6616. the rotors rotate whereas the stators statuate
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  6617. wow i was just searching this subject and well well looks like our favorite automotive engineering youtuber just posted it, how perfect is that lol. out of all of the videos ive just watched you explained it in the most understandable way possible.
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  6618. Marvelous!
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  6619. Awesome explanation!
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  6620. this is THE best video about reaction engine I have watched.
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  6621. I couldnt see the cup of water on the plane
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  6622. I wish I’d had this guy teaching my high school physics class. Excellent tutelage and a very interesting video 😊
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  6623. Excellent as usual 🎉🎉
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  6624. Great video. Actually it's the best I've seen - explaining in Details how met engines work. Keep up the good work
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  6625. My god the timing on that exhausts example when the jet takes off was so perfect! (Chiefs kiss)
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  6626. Fascinating, as always.
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  6627. Thank you very much sir! All ther videos show how it works, but you explain and make us understand how it work
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  6628. Exactly the information I needed. Much appreciated thanks
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  6629. Ancient Aliens must've assembled that head. They get confused by anything that doesn't involve some sort of torsion field drive. Tough break but you've got a good attitude, can't wait 'til you get things sorted!
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  6630. This is an excellent, excellent video. Thank you.
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  6631. Great video as always. Love the Lamborghini skit!
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  6632. waoooo awesome intel thanks for this video keep up the good work i love this channel it keeps me posted with so much information that makes you want to build engines everyday lol
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  6633. Tremendous video, very well presented. Thank you.
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  6634. Damn this is an amazing video
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  6635. @22:51 literally the best engine montage on all of YouTube 🤤🤌 This man knows motors. Respect brother. 🤘
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  6636. Gained a sub because: tremendous explaining skills and great visual components while talking. Thx!
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  6637. Very Nice! Watching this video did not feel like 24 minutes at all. Very informative and well spoken. A-grade Content!
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  6638. 10/10 video, love the in depth discussion
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  6639. + 1 subscriber... Maaan... TOP CONTENT
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  6640. Super presentation! very well made and informative!
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  6641. Awesome content, learning.
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  6642. That Italian mimicry was super funny
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  6643. how am i still watching this video about engines 16 minutes later? 🤣😂. You need to be a teacher of everything. So good !!!
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  6644. very informative channel
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  6645. Thanks
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  6646. @Driving 4 Answers. You my friend have the coolest channel on Youtube. Love your videos bro so much amazing engineering info. Cheers.
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  6647. Thanks!
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  6648. What a really well made, well informed and well presented video. Thanks YouTube algorithm. 👍
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  6649. 4:11 I love that you are teaching engineering materials science in an interesting and engaging manner
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  6650. Love your vids bud. Appreciate the time and effort you put into this.
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  6651. Great channel. subbed.
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  6652. Excellent and through explanation.
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  6653. this channel is awesome, and you are the best host! cheers mate!
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  6654. Very cool
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  6655. This is by far the best and most informative video on petrol vs deisel thank you so much for taking the time to make 5his video!
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  6656. Dude, I’ve just discovered your channel, but already favorited 3 videos. Amazing content!
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  6657. Waiting for it to breathe and roar. Awesome idea.
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  6658. THAT´S IT , i had a mr2 AND i have a gtv6 from 83 are you stalking me ? .0. thats niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiccccccccccccccccceeeeeeeeeee 3:11 yes its called : trans axle,serval other alfas hase this and also the Nissan GTR hase this setup 3:20 ,pleeeeaaaase do the 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 on youtube there is almost no data about this, nice engines yes and also sounds waaay better 4:12 ohhhh this is the original opening for the plastic that goes on top, if this fits that would be nice I wound realy appreciate it when you make more videos of it <3
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  6659. Thank you! Still the best car channel on youtube imo! Greetings from Estonia and thanks for all the very well done explenations.
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  6660. ending was 🤣 MacGyver'd a gasket. Thanks for sharing 👍🏽
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  6661. Love the repair plans at the dyno😉👌🏻👌🏻
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  6662. Amazing content brother 🙌
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  6663. Amazing video! Very entertaining and informative at the same time, I didn't even know such a thing existed.
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  6664. really nice video. keep it up dude
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  6665. Такого контента мало на RU youtube. Вы доходчиво рассказали об этой системе. Это было очень познавательно, спасибо.
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  6666. Great video :D
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  6667. Loving the more hands-on stuff, it's also fun to see your toys!
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  6668. Very very great channel. Greetings from Turkey
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  6669. Super cool video as always😄😄
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  6670. That is a gorgeous MR2, friend.
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  6671. Ok, you made the whole subject so clear that I now want to add water injection on my car even if I don't need it as you do. -By the way I never expected your channel to evolve this much through the years and can't wait to see what's next. I learned so many things and learned to explain to others the things I knew, all thanks to your ability to teach. Christ bless you!
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  6672. Juryrigging a gasket out of garbage was pretty rad.
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  6673. bro, ur the best bro ever, I love you
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  6674. You actually took some random metal garbage you found and patched up your turbo with it. Genius. Absolute genius. ✍Im taking notes on this lol
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  6675. Ok, I wasn't sure what to expect when I clicked on this. But I now know/understand something I have never before, and that is water injection. Great video!
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  6676. Thank you for the content. amazing as usual
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  6677. I love it. I could watch this all day! 😊
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  6678. Love your old Toyota. A buddy had an old gen 1 mr2 like yours back in high school, and it was an utter blast. I have an 84 celica supra that im banging my wrenches on atm. Love 80s/90s toyotas
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  6679. Wow 👌, you explained really well.
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  6680. Very interesting matter and cool and pertinent video, as always 🙏
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  6681. im sure you hear it, but big thanks man, love your content, detail and editing is top notch, and your sense of humor is the cherry on the pie
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  6682. Holy plate, my guy! I guess you had that laying around.
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  6683. Get this man a medal
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  6684. Like . Like like . Really good content ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
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  6685. Brilliant upload, this makes the job seem so much more possible 👏 Truly excellent
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  6686. Brilliant. A chance find on YouTube and my eyes have been opened. Thank you.
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  6687. This is the video I needed 🙏🏻👌🏻
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  6688. That was tremendous. I've got a flying lead harness with my new Link ECU and this was super helpful. Thank you.
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  6689. Ohhh i look forward for this video thanks its awsom as usual.
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  6690. This channel is a treasure.
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  6691. Sa svaku novu epizodu jos vise ocekujem novu epizodu. Pozz iz Makedonije
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  6692. Nice! did it once but this is real good refresher
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  6693. A fantastic zero-to-hero resource. Thanks!
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  6694. Amazimg video!! thank you for sharing
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  6695. LOL, "look out for dodgy wiring jobs like this and fix them", by making it only less dodgy? "Tools you'll need" should include A soldering iron and solder. You at least had the heat shrink listed, albeit not the type with a sealer in it. Strip the wire, tin the end, and crimp the wire using a connector with heat shrink built in that has a sealer in it. Not only would that be a better connection, but those connectors tend to be a tiny bit smaller than the PVC covered connectors. And to top it off, I use heat shrink (also with the sealer in it) over that connection when the heat shrink on the connector gets punctured by a crimper designed for insulated connectors (which happens, but infrequently). Also, I recommend using a quality ratcheting crimper. Most ratcheting crimpers have removable jaws for all types of crimp styles. I like how the video shows no restoration other than replacing one connector, but shows dodgy repair work (yours) and a re-wrap. I saw no multi-meter to verify your or any other connection as sufficient.
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  6696. Toyota 87-89 4A-GE wire harness?
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  6697. I have a project car I bought and after watching this video I am not scared anymore to pull out the harness and repair lol. Or should I be. Thanks Bud.
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  6698. Thanks alot this video is so nice👌helps in understanding small concepts related to wire harness
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  6699. I love how detailed the description is great info great video thank you
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  6700. I like your videos because they are educational and at the same time enjoyable to watch.
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  6701. Dont ever stop what your doing i enjoy informational vids like this
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  6702. Learning a lot from this series. Thank you~
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  6703. I know all of this already but I still greatly enjoy watching these videos and still learn little tidbits here and there. Great series.
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  6704. Like before . I cant find words to explaine how much your videos is awsome
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  6705. Really love all the recent video about brakes. Thank you and keep it up!
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  6706. I made a mistake recently. I searched Google for the answer to "why do some brake systems use 1/4" line to the rear brakes?", and I was inundated with vast quantities of the most clueless replies in countless forums. It almost made my brain explode. I "think" I know and understand the answer to the question, but I'd really love a well-researched definitive answer, if that's something you're inclined to tackle and you think your viewers would appreciate. You'll probably see some of the more common clueless answers appended as replies to this comment... 😂
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  6707. Clear, thorough, without skipping a beat ! Great stuff as always :D
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  6708. OH MY KANSEI DORIFTO!! Thank you so much!!! This topic has always eluded me, and I never really got why brake bias was that important, especially in endurance or GT racing. This video is beautiful!
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  6709. Excellent video. Great information.
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  6710. Great stuff. Always a pleasure! 😊
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  6711. that is an amazing story and nice bike. i really lol and faceplam at the fix it boggles my mind that the kid rode the bike without any front brakes. Nani?! hopefully ebay and facebook marketplace will be some good place to find Kawasaki parts. good thing you know how to overhaul bike carbs so the leaky carbs are an easy fix those bike tires need to be junk for fresh rubbers and also the calipers need to be cleaned from all the surface rust lots of work but hopefully you will be able to get it on the road and riding
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  6712. I am really interested in this restoration. Good luck with the project!
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  6713. Congratulations, man! And thank YOU for sharing your mechanical adventures with us. You've given me tons of ideas for my projects and yours is one of the few channels that have inspired me to work on my cars more often - which, that's basically all I do these days, so that's something. :) Also I hope you and your lovely, patient wife don't get a divorce. :D
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  6714. Ahaha I dieded laughing in the end :D Congratz on 50k! Well deserved, and thank you for the genuine content!
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  6715. Thank you for continuing to make great content! Glad to see your channel grow
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  6716. Hello HUGE FAN !! the 4age knowledge you give is amazing PLEASE. make a video of a step by step Fuel injection to carburetor Convertion for AE86‘s I know it’s been explained in the long run throughout your videos but it would be great if you made a few videos on how to do it step-by-step a lot of us are AE86 owners and having that sound is a must so a Guide to doing it the right way it’s not easy to find thank you in advance
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  6717. Congratulations,by no time you'll hit 100k and I hope that more people notice you!! I can't wait to see you hit even a million subs! You deserve it,humble,straight forward,no bs. youtuber (let's not forget the wife's support too!)! You've got all of my support for every video ever! Keep it up! Edit: You'll love the bike! I've gotten my A2 licence a month or so ago,and i've had my Suzuki GS500E and i've been loving every moment of it,it's such joy to drive any bike,let alone a legend like the GPZ !
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  6718. Concrats 50'k awesome that with ä mr2 mk1
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  6719. Thank so much for your great details video
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  6720. Great Job!
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  6721. Awesome
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  6722. I loves your videos
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  6723. Tack!
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  6724. I draw my imaginary hat, Mister! Again... You manged to gather facts others did not reveal in several, much longer videos. But as usual you do not only evade glitter and s**t you make it interesting enough to learn it by heart. That said from a german chef.. shalom!
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  6725. excellent video
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  6726. Thanks!
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  6727. Please never stop making videos 🙏
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  6728. "that's somefin you can do yourself"...wit yo foot !!.. true dat !
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  6729. I absolutely agree 100% with everything in this video! Im gonna make sure everyone I know sees it.
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  6730. I don't even drive ! And I know this guy makes sense!! Great videos
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  6731. this is my favorite car channel
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  6732. You my man are superb! I am subscribing and I don't even own a car!! My wife does though but your explanations are superb!
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  6733. Thank you. Thanks to creators like you im living in a golden age of,hm, invormative entertainment. Thats such a pleasure to learn from you. Take care. Cheers.
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  6734. Damn, i never really realised how many mountains there are in Bosnia, just googled it and the whole country is a gigantic touge, not a single interesting road close to where i live, almost all of Poland is a god damn plain lol (and they're closing like all the race tracks recently -_-)
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  6735. Be careful, cycling can get pretty addicting. You might be riding 4 answers....
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  6736.  @d4a  No it's not. You have no idea how many of your videos I have watched and enjoyed, and this one was just so special, and I'd never thought about donating until I saw another comment with a donation. So think of it as being divided among 5 or 6 videos at least. Hours of discussion are fueled by the understandings you so cogently present. You have a natural approach as a teacher, that is also reassuring. Be encouraged!
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  6737. Thanks! Outstanding Video, i watched the whole thing! It was like a personal tour. Your videos are the go to resource for me for understanding internal combustion engine design at a simple yet thorough level. Your command of English is phenomenal! You have a most soothing delivery and are so pleasant to listen to. I never feel talked down to.
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  6738. Thanks for this short trip to Sarajevo. That was big fun! Keep on cycling. This is also big fun, believe me.... 😃
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  6739. Thanks for the tour! Beautiful place!
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  6740. Pa komšija nisam imao pojma da si iz Sarajeva, a gledam ti kanal godinama. Ne postoji bolji kanal koji objasnjava princip rada motora ali i ostalih komponenti. Prvi put sam te vidio kada sam trazio šta je to crossplane motor koji je na yamaha R1 :D
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  6741. 2024 and I have just seen this - like your other videos, inventive, intelligent, good fun with a nice undercurrent of humour. As someone who has never had the chance to visit Bosnia or its neighbours, it was very enjoyable and informative to watch. I live in Melbourne (Australia), not far from a Bosnian mosque, and where we have plenty of Serbs, Croats and Macedonians. Very interesting to see what Sarajevo looks like and have a human history. And a stunning command of english.....
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  6742. refreshing to hear objective arguments for both cases. i'm tired to see them vs us debate. subscribed. please do more real honest real world EV content.
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  6743. Really enjoyed the video
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  6744. I've started binge-watching your videos. Your explanation and detailed presentation is top-notch, informative, interesting. Learning so much about automotive engineering from your channel, Awesome work!
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  6745. I love this channel. He actually gives you the facts instead of just giving a biased opinion on what he believes is better like so many other YouTube channels
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  6746. What an excellent video and channel.
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  6747. Such an interesting topic and your video is really interesting!! Also thank you for showing that you can be a petrol head and still look forward to EV 😂
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  6748. I am gaining more and more incredibly useful knowledge with every video i watch on your channel. I know nothing of ICE but now i have an understanding of how an engine works. Mean my bro. Look forward to your future uploads .. cant wait!
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  6749. Great video man! It's 100% spot on! Love it!
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  6750. Valeu!
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  6751. This dude is GOLD Any chance you bring this level of awesomeness to motorcycles also? <3
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  6752. I love my ev and hope the batteries improve in many dimensions asap. I apologize for the goobers among us. To them i say, make it good and people will join you, bully them and you achieve the opposite! Thank you for your grace and thoughtfulness :)
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  6753. i love this channel :)
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  6754. Fantastic video. I just bought a set for my 87 MR2 and this is really helpful. Thanks!
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  6755. Highly entertaining and educational! Thanks a lot for diz video!
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  6756. Love this video, the sarcasm was on point today
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  6757. I love this channel. Exceptional.
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  6758. Also, I’ve been watching your videos for years and it’s SO COOL seeing how far you’ve come. Like how you sound in this vs an old video is a huuuuge difference. Hell yea
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  6759. The mix of information and jokes was perfect 😂😂😂
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  6760. This was both hilarious and educational at the same time 😂❤
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  6761. I thoroughly enjoyed the delightful mixture of masterful sarcastic wit, with well-reasoned and -explained conclusions in this episode. Thank you, @driving 4 answers
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  6762. Hilarious and informative - this is what YT should be like. Thank you <O
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  6763. Let's just bypass the useful info in the video, I want to give you a massive shout-out for how good your English skills are. I'm aware that it isn't the native tongue of B&H. Absolutely masterful use of wit, and sarcasm to create humor. 👍👍👍
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  6764. Splendid! 😊
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  6765. So of all the different answers, all the variations, the correct one is, all of them? Different configurations for different use cases. Know your use case, configure your nuts accordingly A mantra for life
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  6766. Nice to Orville the drone cat hasn't been forgotten!
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  6767. As a chemist: I approve of this video! Nice work.
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  6768. Super informative video, thanks
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  6769. I have to get one of these nitro rc cars they look like a lot of fun!
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  6770. Thanks for this one, was really good. 👍💪✌
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  6771. very informative video. Lots of thanks. good luck man!!!
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  6772. Excellent info presentation and entertaining as well.
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  6773.  @d4a  Yeah, makes sense. Thanks!
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  6774. Amazingly interesting. Thanks!!
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  6775. A really good video. Gratulation!
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  6776. Vzery interesting and very very well explained !!
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  6777. Thank you for these videos
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  6778. Excellent video. Very informative and interesting
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  6779. Wow - best explanation ever
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  6780. One of the best explanations of top fuel that I've seen. Good job.
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  6781. Great job explaining fuels.. good video thumbs up
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  6782.  @arya_amg  Not quite like water and oil but almost.
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  6783. I enjoyed your video and learned something too, thx a lot👍
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  6784. Very cool and insightful video! I learned a lot and enjoyed it! Thanks so much!
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  6785. Another GREAT video. Thank you!
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  6786. wow! that was, again, just unreal... awesome and entertaining - thank you! :)
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  6787. amazing video, perfect ways of teaching
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  6788. I'm only half way through and this is your most interesting video to date!!!
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  6789. My childhood smelled like glow fuel, glow engines have so much character! From the classic tiny Cox .049 to wild complicated supercharged 4 stroke engines (YS), and everything in between, a glow engine can seem like it is alive! It is fun to get a car going and hear the pipe, yes. But.... You should hear a 10cc Webra or OS on a tuned pipe screaming in a classic pattern plane! My favorites (aside from the super reliable OS product line) are tiny four stroke engines and the Norvel engines from Russia, which had some wild tech with aluminum pistons and aluminum case with no sleeve, just some kind of ceramic coating.
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  6790. I fucking love you man
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  6791. I really like the quality of your videos, keep it up 🙏
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  6792. Your videos are always fascinating, really thank you 👏👏
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  6793. One word: Amazing ! Amazing video that is 🙂
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  6794. What a great video. Thank you so much
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  6795. A very interesting video, like always !
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  6796. I randomly found your video. Your style is awsome and i love your voice!
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  6797. So he DOES have legs!
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  6798. What's "NAS"? The rapper? Where them freestyles G? For real though, I miss them. You had some good ones in your old videos😊
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  6799. Don't know how I got to watch this but the fact is I enjoyed the very well made video. Now I want to experiment with this engine😅
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  6800. Fascinating, great video!
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  6801. Hi, very good and informative video, keep it up and continue teaching us with this great videos, well done.
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  6802. Splendid!
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  6803. Thanks! Another Great video
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  6804. Thanks for the info. Your presentation and videos are Excellent ! !
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  6805. Your videos are amazingly informative!!
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  6806. Brilliant!
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  6807. Another excellent educational video 👍
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  6808. as a mechanic I ask you: why haven´t found your channel earlier??? you are amazing mister ;-) thank you soo much.
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  6809. Came into my feed. Caught my attention, watched it all, learned a bunch. Outstanding presenter skills 👍
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  6810. Loved this video! NOS is obviously awesome, but after watching this video, I realized nitro methane is awesomeerr, but also more dangerous..
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  6811. I really enjoy this channel
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  6812. Very interesting as usual!
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  6813. Dude that ignition module is awesome. Can it support 8 cylinders??
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  6814. best day from the week Thank you ! ! !
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  6815. Thxs for posting and your good presentation 😎 , really enjoyed it .. and learnt some interesting facts maximum respect, from an old guy in the UK ☺
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  6816. Thanks for the warning, I was warming up my fingers to type some scathing notes :D
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  6817. so glad I found this channel!
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  6818. Me, a car history buff, for the first 38 seconds: "France? Is it France? I'll take 'What is France?' for $500, Mr. Trebeck". Yep! It's France! "If Germany was the birthplace of the car, France was the nursery" -James May
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  6819. driving 4 answers still a great video! great info
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  6820. Thanks! Excellent video and the yards 3 cylinder video was great also. I'm happy 😊 to support your work !!!
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  6821. Best auto mechanical channel on youtube! Great content
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  6822. driving 4 answers Thanks for the reply, this channel is amazing, you’re doing a great job!
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  6823. Best video on 2jz ever thanks yo...
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  6824. Btw your my favorite YouTuber because you get technical and I love it
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  6825. I read somewhere the design of the 2jz was based on blueprints for the Mercedes Benz m104 engine. It was on the internet so it must be right.
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  6826. Yeah that rap was supra cringey.
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  6827. That answered all my questions , and a lot more. Excellent work. Thanks.
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  6828. Top top work, bravo👏👑🤝
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  6829. WOW! Thank you driving 4 answers This is the BEST video I have seen on rear brake calipers with integrated parking brake and helped me very much with my Mk3/W30 rear caliper rebuilds. Rear brake caliper assembly design is identical to your Mk1/W10. I did not understand at first or second watching of video that you removed the "nut" from the piston to hold the parking brake bolt/actuator assembly in place so that the snap ring could be installed. GREAT INFO and made job EASY. I purchased long 90deg bent snap ring pliers and made job even easier! Have one Q: My rebuild kit, Toyota OEM, did not include dust covers for the caliper bracket slide (slide pin w/o bolt. Goes to open space at end of caliper). Any idea where I can get these (1 per side) as my rebuilt and painted caliper assemblies are now useless without this part. Thank you and please advise. Mr. P
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  6830. thanks for the video man
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  6831. Before seeing the video, I would say it was due to a form of hidden protectionism coming from vehicle manufacturers and governments, then I got a completely different story!
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  6832. Some of the best content online these days. So nice to see informed and researched content.
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  6833. It's hard to manage to cover so many things and explain them in just the proper depth. Nice job!
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  6834. Man, you did some deep digging there. Good job.
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  6835. What a great video and storyteller!
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  6836. Very detailed, fantastic explanation and easy to follow. Great video, thank you 👍
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  6837. I love your ecological and political kind of videos. You remain very respectfull and are very knowledgeable on the subject!
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  6838. The effort is admirable 👍 keep up the good work. And the video was great , as always
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  6839. You are one of the best hight quality content producers of YouTube. Bravo!
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  6840. I am disgusted that you would plagiarize Wikipedia so blatantly. You should be ashamed. Go to 2:34 and he is directly reading the Wikipedia article on French nuclear power.
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  6841. Your content is world class.
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  6842. I was skeptical whether to watch that video, because this topic is very vulnerable to various manipulations and not using actual facts to tell the story - but I'm glad I did. Great job at showing what has happened, and - looking at current situation with EVs - unfortunately I don't think lessons were learned.
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  6843. Best and clearest comment, I ever heard to this matter. Your research and presentation cannot be topped,
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  6844. Super interesting documentary. Fantastic summary of the confused diesel chapter...
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  6845. Great video. I don't think it is a stretch to say best auto related video in its class. Well done.
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  6846. Great job on the videos. I am so glad that I'm subscribed. The automotive engineering stuff is fun. The social commentary is brilliant.
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  6847. Just goes to show, corruption exists everywhere. And it will not disappear until all lobbying everywhere on earth is made illegal. Even then it probably wont go away but it would help. Though i'll admit i was part of this problem. Used to own a Audi a5 3.0 TDI. Was just a great car for the price at the time. Didn't have ridiculous horsepower but the torque of the engine made it punch well above it's weight on Finnish back roads.
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  6848. What an impressive and well explained video!
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  6849. Excellent video.
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  6850. As always, your presentations are superior. Thank you.
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  6851. Brilliant mate!
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  6852. Great video. Thank you, make more!
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  6853. You are absolutely BRILLIANT!
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  6854. Outstanding reporting job. Well thought out and presented without the politics.
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  6855. Thanks!
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  6856. You elevate this YouTube video into a level of investigative journalism. Well done Sir
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  6857. Very informative well put together video. Thank you for such high quality content.
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  6858. Thanks for this Excellent presentation !
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  6859. Awesome thumbnail.
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  6860. Awesome history lesson. Thanks for the in depth research and presentation 🙏😍
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  6861. This was super interesting
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  6862. This was an excellent essay. Very well researched and intricately filmed with nice intercuts
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  6863. This is one of the best of your many great videos.
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  6864. very well researched video my amigo
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  6865. You and the throttle house team would be great top gear hosts! Great content as always. Best wishes from Split!
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  6866. That thumbnail is next level!
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  6867. Thank you so much for making this video :-)
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  6868. It’s refreshing to see such information-packed video in the era of short flashy content. I can see the amount of research you put into production. Keep up the good work!
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  6869. This is the best video on the subject...Those that leave their wellbeing in the hands of others, can expect others to care nothing for their wellbeing! Money always marches over corpses!
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  6870. Grazie.
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  6871. Congratulation! Great. Your mathematical mind is wonderful and your reasoning is very interesting. Thank you very much
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  6872. Dude, you missed the real reason KTM use 285 twins. You said there's a point where both pistons produce an upward force, this is to make it even easier to wheelie!
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  6873. I love it when people who know a lot disagree with each other. Nobody knows everything, but plenty of folks act like they do. Both videos are great.
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  6874. I knew it. Almost sent you an email too. Very happy you explained in details in this New vídeo.
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  6875. Very well and clear explained. That and your respect towards Fortnine shows you not only in the know but also a decent human. Actually, I accompanied a project at a crankshaft maker for three years. We set up a complete turnkey crankshaft production line and during that time I learned and saw a lot. I am no technician but still I don’t think that production of a 285 cs should be more expensive than a 270 cs. The tools within the press as well as the necessary procedures before and after the actual forging should be (nearly?) the same. At least costwise it could be neglected.
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  6876. WHAT IS THIS, my favorite youtube channels doing a CROSSOVER EPISODE?
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  6877. "Underslash" YOU ARE WRONG, yay i am in the 50%! It's called an underscore.
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  6878. Correcting in a civil manner is SUPER important. Nice video.
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  6879. Great response video!
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  6880. There's always a reason that after watching your videos, I'm glad i did!
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  6881. Congrats on 1m subs
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  6882. I'd actually never considered most of the things in the interesting vid! Very clearly explained
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  6883. F9 brought me here hehe.
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  6884. Subbed for quite a while already. Impressed you are still one cool dude to me. No wait, an even cooler dude than when I subbed; you know very well why.
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  6885. Big thank you for explaining all this too
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  6886. Honda used dual balancers on 1978 CB250 and CB400 twin and continued until the 1985 CB450 twin, they ran at crank speed though In 1969, BSA/Triumph were building inline 3 with a 120 degree 'twisted' crank so technology has been available a long time and obviously wouldn't cost any more to twist 75 degrees than 90 degrees More than 20 years ago, I read the article about Phil Irvin's Triumph. Back then, re-phased Yamaha XS 650's were being built and in vogue. As the crank is splined in the middle, moving 3 splines gave an 83 degree offset, far cheaper than the custom made main-shaft to get a 270 degree twin and more or less half way between the two. Yamaha actually built XS650 as a 270 twin for racing How can so many people still get the concept so totally wrong? There is NOTHING about balance and everything about acceleration as reasoning for it in the original article, exactly as you describe around 17 minutes Reduction in mass and lighter flywheel, one piston at maximum acceleration while the other at top of stroke. In practice, lighter flywheels give better lap times The Triumph crank was around 200mm diameter with main flywheel 60mm wide and a bore spacing around 90mm, so, quite heavy. The reduction in vibration was a secondary factor and not the primary reason for 75 degree crank The article is available online, I may even have a copy of it somewhere. BTW, Didn't KTM say they used a narrow angle to make motor shorter to have shorter wheelbase?
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  6887. Wow Great breakdown.. Thank you. I love my T7!
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  6888. Great explanation on the two engine balances. Not better, but different.
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  6889. Great! Loved it. Thanks.
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  6890. This -> _ is called an underscore, didn’t know that for a long time too, but now u know ;^)
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  6891. A great, humble, backed by facts to showcase this without trying to discredit someone else’s work by explaining each point logically. Well done.
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  6892. Excellent!! Thank you!!
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  6893. I've said it before, I'll say it again - I LOVE this channel!!! Brilliant explanations and a fabulous, engaging presentation style. Thank you 😊
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  6894. ​ @d4a  Heyo, nice video. Just curious whether you often switch between qwerty and qwertz keyboard? :D Just a thought I had when I was looking at the second to last paragraph of your video description. :)
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  6895. Great stuff man! And is that 1.01M subscribers?!? 🎉🎉🎉 👍
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  6896. This is the first time I've watched this channel, and it's really good stuff 👏
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  6897.  @d4a  Thanks for the reply! Still though I think it would be cool to try both of these bikes!!
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  6898. Thanks D4A! Yet another incredibly well explained video! 🙂😎🤓❤
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  6899. Reading the title of this I initially dismissed the video thinking that intents to get clicks just by arguing against F9 , I m happy that I saw it now, you did a true and detailed peer review here, mad respect for the effort!! Needless to say your arguments are all compelling.As a scientist I am truly pleased to witness such high quality of debate in a medium that things can easily go astray..
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  6900. Bro, not to be like the typical YouTube ass kiss commenter. But you are legitimately very good at this. I assume you're an engineer? But I wonder what engineering discipline You studied? Because you seem to understand like thermal dynamics and fluid dynamics much better than I do. But what I think is most impressive is how well you're able to communicate or translate these high level ideas into something that is digestible for the average individual. Nicely done. Keep up the great work.
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  6901. Structural engineer who is a petrol head. Loooooove your channel. Love Fortnine too! But they are wrong in this case. The forces do not stack up, as you have so eloquently presented. Humanity's progress relies on great debate between the greatest minds of our generation. You lads are way up there!
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  6902. love youre videos bruh! :D
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  6903. I finally found someone who speaks like the doctor from Django, and it makes me the happiest man on earth
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  6904. Cool vid. Love the nerdiness. (And info) :)
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  6905. This was a beauifully simple explanation to something that is much more complicated than I initially thought it would be. Thanks for taking the time to create, edit, and share
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  6906. You're exeptional. I have searched videos like youre for years! Thank you so much!
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  6907. Masterful analysis! Love your channel.
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  6908. He actually said at 6:31 that the pistons peak velocity is at 75° and not at 90°.
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  6909. A perfect explanation ! Thank you !
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  6910. _ is commonly called underscore btw
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  6911. Top respect for both youtuber. Good to see this constructive debate that educate public to the full extend. Salute!
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  6912. Subscribed thanks to this. Thanks!
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  6913. VROOOOOOOOOM... Potow pow pow!!!
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  6914. Best informative interview ever, thank you very much,👍🙏
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  6915. You have to buy a new bike pump.... These pumps burn on the inside if you accidentally put the leads on the wrong side. I myself have broke 2 of those pumps on my bikes. If you switched the polarity at any time the pump is a paperweight now. Keep it up, its gonna be awesome!!!!
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  6916. I feel sorry for you. You've been working so hard on the engine and the whole car and it's not starting now. You gonna solve the issues and I can't wait to hear it starting up! Don't be sad, just keep on going! Cheers from Hungary (mr2 sw20 owner)
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  6917. It's cool. Just get some rest, some good food then come back refresh. I know that feeling too of just trying to finish something. You will feel much better later.
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  6918. Simply superb. Thank you
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  6919. Brilliant explanation. I not into bikes, but really loved it !!!!
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  6920. Greetings from 🇨🇦. I like my Yammie CP3 Pudding ;-) Great explainer video, thank you.
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  6921. Just some praise for the algorithm: Hands down the best channel about this topic! 🤗🤩
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  6922.  @d4a  thanks for the reply 👍hmmm I'm still not seeing that. The spark fires at TDC & begins a power stroke, the next time that event is repeated is 720deg later surely? Ahhh the GAP between is 540 degrees.... So that's the tyre recovery time, yeah got it, cheers 👍👍
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  6923. Lovely channel . Great inputs Fantastic explanation No bullshit .. 100% quality stuff ...! ..
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  6924. Thais was EXCEPTIONALLY well-presented and illustrated. 👍🏻
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  6925. Great video man, as always!
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  6926. Mind blown. Thank you!
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  6927.  @d4a  i was just trolling the comment section to catch some strong characters 😄. You're to nice to answere. But since you did, thank you and keep the good work (and remain calm to the internet comment section).
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  6928. You're killin' it bro. Fantastic job with the 2d and 3d animations. 👍
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  6929. Fantastic explanation. Thanks
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  6930. Super video.
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  6931. The best teacher on the youtube there is. Make my sundays perfect Who says sundayschool is boring.
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  6932. One word..."Subscribed!"
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  6933. Your explanations and visualizations are excellent.
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  6934. Fantastic video. Thanks.
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  6935. Brilliantly explained. Thanks.
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  6936. Best virus video ever! Hope it goes viral! :)
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  6937. It sounds gorgeous
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  6938. At 2:46 check out the guy throwing tacs down in front of the lancia tyres ! My grandad told me they used to make bets and some of the teams used to pay spectators to try and slow others down thus to win or should I say cheat at the bet👍
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  6939. Thank you. I finally understand it.
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  6940. Where can i buy this nice two engines Aygo? 183 HP should really be fun in this light car, ain't it? Great scenery, nice video, i really do enjoy your channel. Keep it this way ;) !
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  6941.  @d4a  Well, that's a huge achievement for a DIY naturally aspirated tune, I would say. Turbos make it look easy to make huge hp improvements by "merely" turning up the boost... but what you did there, learning by doing and actually being able to show some significant numbers on the dyno, that's something else. So congrats! And we all get to learn more about engines in the process as a bonus. :)
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  6942. love your videos 👍🤣134bhp bro you did it! your my hero I love the 4age 16v, good work!
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  6943. Really sweet man keep going
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  6944. Great to see a video about an old school normally aspirated engine 😍
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  6945. gosh that mk1 mr2 sounds beautiful
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  6946. Your videos and descriptions are one of the few things I can understand in life and its stimulating. I feel like Im doing something productive when I watch your videos. Love your content!
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  6947. Some kid, a few decades ago: *plays with Spirograph* That same kid, some years after being hired by Porsche: 💡
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  6948. Well done explaining this concept, i enjoyed the video, regards o
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  6949. I do love your work. Who would have thought back when I did my apprenticeship in the 70's that epicycles would be integrated into an engine to produce what is an amazing engine. I do hope I am around to see it.
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  6950. Thank you, a very well laid-out and excellent production. I hope I live to see one (I'm kinda old).
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  6951. I love Porsche. I pronounce it POORCHYEAAAAAAAAhhhhh! 🥸
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  6952. Thank you for this brilliant topic line! Your presentations are always very Brilliant! Thank you sir.
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  6953. What an excellent, well explained video. Love your work 😊
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  6954. Acktually It’s pronounce “Porse” like horse. Because there’s a horse in the logo.
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  6955. Been waiting for this
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  6956. What a great video! It's hard to come up with the right words to show how much I appreciate it. Thank you!
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  6957. This is a masterful explanatory video. Bravo, sir!
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  6958. Brilliantly explained. thanks
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  6959. Brilliant man I loved this video awesome job man
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  6960. One of the greatest joys in life has always been for me... learning. With my attention to this video I learned. Don't let anyone tell you young folk that you will have to accept failed intellect as you get older. And just before this video I learned something anew in wood construction. This YouTube era is a great time for one that wants to soak in stuff... hopefully to utilize fruitfully in the future. Good stuff.
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  6961. as usual fantastic video
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  6962. Your topics are really great - everything with good explanation is easy to learn. Thank you - you ROCK!
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  6963. Fantastic explanation and very interesting video! Cheers 👍🏻
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  6964. Brilliant video
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  6965. First video that literally explains everythinkg like to the kid. Thanks!!!
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  6966. I’ve watched a few of your videos now. Amazing. Best engineering youtube videos I’ve seen. Both my son and I are learning so much from them. Well done. Please keep it up.
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  6967. Accidentally discovered this video and your channel. Loved it. Subscribed immidiately. Two thumbs up all the way from Zimbabwe, Africa.
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  6968. Hi bro how was the vacation? Happy to see you back And about the video, Wow such a great presentation! Its has got much more quality than previous videos! Thanks for the time and effort you put to make such a detailed video 🙏 (I'm a perfectionist myself and by your work, I can feel the perfectionist in you too 😄)
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  6969. That was freakin AWESOME dude !!! This really was a great explanation. Very thorough . I love seeing the science behind the madness .... 😎👌 The sound recreation of the firing sequence was amazing and seriously awesome. Thank you very much. I really enjoyed watching . Now i know what motor i am going to put into my go cart .... 😜👌😎
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  6970. Thanks .I always enjoy your vids.Ive been a mc tech for 40years and there's been some interesting innovations over the years
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  6971. Great in-depth explanation with good context information - excellent!
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  6972. That’s the most guru level explanation.. thanks a ton 🙏
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  6973. perfectly explained....... well done.
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  6974. Very nice explained. Especially the rubber part.
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  6975. You deserve an applause! Masterful delivery of information. I was thrilled to continue watching and understanding! Thank you
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  6976. You couldn't have explained that any better. I learned alot! Incredible
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  6977. simply brilliant
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  6978. I am very impressed. One of the best explanations I have ever heard. period. Thank you
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  6979. Wow... Simply WOW... One of the best engineering videos I have seen in a long time... Great Job...
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  6980. Awesome this is the best video I have seen on the subject so far. Thanks a lot bro
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  6981. Fantastic bro, This video is truly fascinating and so much so that I have watched it twice, I love how animated you are and the way you narrate these video's, keep them coming 👍‍👌‍.
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  6982. Outstanding video 👍🏍💡🙏
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  6983. Amazing video! Thanks for all your research and effort into teaching others
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  6984. Subject and its coverage are both excellent..As an engineer in totally different field, I was not aware of such details of engines..Thoroughly researched and enjoyable !!
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  6985. Amazing video! Really fantastic! Greetings from Brazil!
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  6986. Wow…This is fantastic video. You managed to explain and demystify a complex topic in a simple and digestible way that make it a joy to follow and understand it all. Keep up the good work. You made my day.
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  6987. This has to be one of the best videos I have ever watched on youtube!!! Thanks a lot!! Would be interesting to watch one once Honda releases that new 750s this end of year to see if its really that of a thrill
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  6988. I wasn't that interested to watch the whole video. But the explanation is simple yet concise, that had me hooked up through out the full video. Subbed.
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  6989. Why didnt I hear early from this? Crazy good videos!
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  6990. Absolutely fantastic video ! Thankyou 👍🏼
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  6991. Brilliantly explained.
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  6992. I’d be in Harvard rn if my teachers explained things this clearly
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  6993. That was a brilliant explanation thanks for clearing that up!
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  6994. Wonderful explanation, Bravo!😁😁
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  6995. Brilliant video, and told in a way that is very easy to understand.
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  6996. Great video. You are doing a great job. Thank you for your really good explanation.
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  6997. Holy molly ! Extremely complex content summarized and explained clearly ! Awesome job !
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  6998. Dude, awesome video
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  6999. You did a wonderful job describing all this. Thank you!
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  7000. how do you make me watch this? ive nothing to do with bikes, motors, engineering or anything close to it but i still watch it sitting at the edge of my chair. go teach children so they get the fascination you have! this is wahts needed to get people into something!
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  7001. Once again, I thought I knew all there was to know about engines, and I am proven wrong :D Good stuff!
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  7002. Easily the best explanation of the cross plane engine configuration, subscribed.
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  7003. wow, this was an exceptional presentation that has answered a question that's been in my mind for decades. Many thanks from a new subscriber.
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  7004. I used to teach and worked hard at finding ways to put across difficult concepts. I like to think I was reasonably good at it - but you have a rare talent. I thoroughly enjoyed this excellent video - fascinating!
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  7005. Wow. That really helped me understand. Your communication skills are unsurpassed.
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  7006. Bro this is the best explaination of engines, but the speeds of the internal parts still boggels my mind. Crazy!
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  7007. An absolute masterpiece
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  7008. Bro. 👍 I'd heard about the Yamaha crossplane crank I4's but didn't know the deets. Now I know how much I didn't know. 😂 Amazing engineering. Another fantastic presentation. 👍
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  7009. This is an EXTREMELY WELL explained and illustrated technical engine video - Bravo and encore to all contributors to this video! Love the sound component of the firing order too!
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  7010. your videos are friggen excellent man. so much detail and so easy to understand. 'preciatechya
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  7011. What a long beautiful video.
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  7012. A very great video, very well explained
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  7013. So much stuff explained in a such short time! Wow! And very understandable! My favorite channel 👍 Thank you 🙏
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  7014. VERY WELL explained with great visual aids.
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  7015. amazing amount of information in such a short period of time. thanks and cheers
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  7016. Simply beautiful, amazing explanation, vocabulary visuals and everything on point
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  7017. 오래된 폭주족이 보기에 정말 유익하고 흥미롭고 재밌는 영상입니다.
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  7018. This was such an educational video that I cannot explain the joy I had watching it. Special thanks for those AV demo's! I've always wanted to understand the difference between the EA and USA V8's (I never knew it was actually just a crank-plane difference)
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  7019. This channel is 👍💮🔥⚙️🔧🎉
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  7020. Super informative and easy to understand. Thanks! Keep doing what you're doing, and the world will be a better place!
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  7021. Spectacular video. Thank you
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  7022. Fantastic, great explanations! Keep on going!
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  7023. Why haven’t I found this channel before. What an excellent and clear video. Thank you.
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  7024. Terrific video well explained!
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  7025. WOW, terrific video! You did a great job explaining a complex topic! Lou
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  7026. Legitimately amazing video. Really thorough presentation and animations. I don't wear a hat, but helmet off to you sir.
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  7027. Perfect video and explanation! Thank you very much. VERY VERY high quality content! :)
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  7028. You sir have an extraordinary talent for clear and concise explanations of complex things. Best explanation of single/cross plane cranks on youtube.
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  7029. I just love your presentation which is essentially demystification and having ridden bikes for 50 years I understand more after 26 minutes of watching your video than I thought I knew from "experience." Thanks, you're a Don.
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  7030. Wow! I was able to follow you through all of that and I understand everything you said. I’m not sure I could explain it to someone else but that was really nice to hear it from you because you have a way to communicate it to me. Thanks! ⭐️
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  7031. Came here with competely empty brain, accidentally interested to know about crossplane engine, topic get complicated, end up watching entire video and still shocked that I understand everything. Well done sir.
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  7032. great video!
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  7033. I loved this video dude!!
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  7034. One of the best videos I have ever watched 😎
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  7035. This is an incredibly deep and at the same time very easy to understand video I've seen in many years on any topic. Thank you so much,
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  7036. Excellent video, and bonus points for including Randy Mamola's highside save!
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  7037. i always come back to watch this... its so awesome... i Love how understandable the explanation is... i'm a big Yamaha fan.. but i think in MotoGP, i feel yamaha has hit the Ceiling of development for the crossplane.. the Ducatis have refined their bike so much, in corner speed and especially straight line speed where Yamaha just couldn't catch up to them in the straights... i hope they could find new interesting and quirky ways to solve the problems of the m1...
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  7038. Interesting video and welcome back from your hollyday have a nice evening.
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  7039. Such a good explanation. Thanks.
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  7040. I've never seen a complicated subject explained so perfectly. Absolutely amazing video!!!
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  7041. awesome explanation of the crossplane engine mate, great video!!!!
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  7042. Without doubt, THE best explanation of the concept. Bloody brilliant!!!!! 👍
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  7043. I'm only 6 minutes in and this is already the best explanation of multi cylinder mechanics I have ever seen. Good video.
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  7044. Damn, Loved this video. Exactly the sort of content I've been looking for; you have my subscription!
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  7045. ABSOLUTELY SUPERB VIDEO !!! Ive never seen a technical video done so well! you should be very proud. Thank You!
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  7046. Excellent video explaining a concept I’ve never heard about. Kudos!!!!
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  7047. A long video and worth watching every second of it! Very well done. Thank you for taking the time to explain.
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  7048. Superb presentation...... couldn't have explained it better 👍👌👌
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  7049. Great video man, well done!👍🏼
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  7050. That is the best, clearest, concise and understandable explanation of a complex concept that I have ever heard. Thank you for that!
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  7051. Excellent video AGAIN, thank you for explaining complex issues in a simple but detailed way. Love it, love it, love it.
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  7052. And this is why his videos are so entertaining and informative to watch. Well done.
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  7053. This is the only video that talks about engine that I watched till finish.
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  7054. That was fuckin awesome
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  7055. I am speechless. Your videos are awesome
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  7056. I will never look at tires the same! Brilliant video and explanation. Thanks
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  7057. omg this video full of information I've not seen ever the video like this. I am regretting for came across this channel a late.
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  7058. Amazing information explained so well. Very interesting.
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  7059. Ok. You win. I'll finally sub.
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  7060. you always provide the best video,appreciate it
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  7061. Love the simplicity of the complexity! Wonderfully explained and animated. Glad I stumbled onto this video; definitely subscribing and watching all your other videos.
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  7062. Absolutely captivating demo. Thanks so much for your videos !
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  7063. Just a fabulous video. I’ve wondered about this for decades. Awesome work.
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  7064. Man I do really enjoy your videos! Good job 👍
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  7065. THIS IS SO GOOD as a biker but complete engine noob this helped so much
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  7066. Oh my god, I thought I'll be only listening to the explanation of what a Crossplane is and here I am just finished the whole video like it was just 5 mins long You explained it very good and I could understand everything even though I only have very little info about engines
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  7067. this was amazing!!! masterful!!
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  7068. Excellent video, one of the best out there. Thank you
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  7069. Thank you sooooooooooomuch, I learn alot.
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  7070. Instructive and entertaining presentation, as usual.
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  7071. I fuk'n love these video's !
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  7072. Great video, never heard of that six valve before. And the bit with, what was it, "unsurpassed reliability" with the laughing smiley.... that actually made me laugh out loud :D
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  7073. great informative videos even for those like me that aren't gearheads
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  7074. Very well researched and presented.
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  7075. Awwwww shit YO!!!! Excellent subject matter my guy!
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  7076. Great video Mate. Awesome content, brilliant research and smooth as hell delivery from you. Love your style and approach to your vids. Keep them coming.
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  7077. That's some awesome staff you teach us today !!
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  7078. Man, these graphics are actually really well done! Really loving your use of animations and green screen work! Also, I'm curious if anyone has tried to produce any 2 valve engines with just super big valves — taking up everything except like the spark plug hole in the middle or something. I don't think they could go the opposite approach with like 120 microvalves because of cylinder pressures, but that'd be interesting too.
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  7079. The music was fantastic! Best music ever in a "rebuild" video. Thank you.
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  7080. Hope you get well soon my friend
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  7081. Good to see an old two stroke getting some love. Brings back memories of my RD350LC YPVS, which had a monster of a power band, a few times pulling away from lights I was surprised to see the petrol cap instead of the road as it decided to do a power wheelie. Get well soon.
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  7082. I love this video. Everything fitted perfectly. Also, had a good laugh
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  7083. How nice, i like to play the waltz on accordion, tomorrow i will be heading to eicma fair in milan , i will mention you in my video there 😁
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  7084. Beautiful! That battery though...😳🤣
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  7085. Beautiful video. Brilliant work ;-)
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  7086. Just when I thought you couldn't get an cooler!! Two stroke bikes...love 'em. I definitely have a mechanical man crush on you now!!
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  7087. all your presentations are quite interesting ang amazing... thank you for sharing 🙏
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  7088. The NR750 was a brilliant bike at the time. Nice LCD dash! Already saw the V5 video. It's so SUPER-SUPER BORING! :) OK. Now will watch another boeond video on 4S vs 2S engines, which I thought wouldn't be interesting, but after watching this, I have to. :)
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  7089. A few years ago, I met an elderly man who formerly worked for Douglas Aircraft. Honda of Japan approached Douglas Aircraft to build some carbon composite frames, swing arms and wheels for this vary project. All these years later, he never heard any details regarding the parts he built for Honda. As fate would have it, a former employee of mine was heading up American Honda racing. I asked him if there was any way to get some info regarding this project, for my engineering friend. Months later, a package arrived at my place direct from Japan, magazines with full stories about the NR's development. Needless to say I made one old man very happy. We had dinner and he insisted to go to Kinko's to print me copies of his black and white photos of his records of the carbon parts he made all those years ago. Amazing
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  7090. Came here to learn about engines, now I also learned about life lessons. Good job Mr. Youtube man, keep it up!
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  7091. "Super boring", you say? Yah! That's why I like watching this channel so much!
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  7092. I love your channel, even though I'm kinda slow with mechanical engineering concepts, I learn so many things from your videos
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  7093. you are AMAZING! Ty for another glorified story
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  7094. Excellent video with outstanding closing. Bravo!
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  7095. I love the plug for the V-5 video. :D
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  7096. Thank you for this amazing historical tale 😁👍 I learned something.
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  7097. Learning life lessons through D4A
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  7098. I love you D4A My brother man. Fantastic enjoyable educational Complete package
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  7099. "When I look back at it... ..we were obsessed with foolish ideas" - Every introspective human ever. Let's never forget the mysteries and the fact that we still don't even have an accepted theory on how we even got here; much less why.
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  7100. Great video and interestingly presented. Made me feel all motivated !
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  7101. Fascinating. Always enjoy your latest uploads. Keep it up.
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  7102. Brilliantly informative and entertaining videos. Thank you. You have taught me something today.
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  7103. Thank you for this. I now finally get it that with a given power, how changing the torque via gears change the speed.
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  7104. very good video, i completely understood the explanation!
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  7105. Probably one of the best channels on the tube
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  7106. The sad thing about these videos is that.... It ends.
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  7107. Very nice man! Super easy to understand, and explains the relationship between torque and hp really well.
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  7108. I swear this guy could explain anything and you would be able to understand it. He shoud teach teachers how to teach.
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  7109. Wow. Bravo to you 👏🏾. Thank you for such a dope explanation.
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  7110. Best video on the topic. Kudos to you.
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  7111. After watching this video, I literally have no more doubts. Thanks allot
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  7112. Seriously nailed it, I'm never forgetting this! Only if you were a teacher in Mechanical Engineering.
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  7113. In school (in another century) I learned physics from a blackboard. Means: I didn’t get anything. Meanwhile I have an idea of how things work. Taking lessons here is the real pleasure and it helps me to understand technical things way better! Thanks, Mr. D4A!
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  7114. Excellent! I never thought of gears as levers before.
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  7115. Fantastic video!! :)
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  7116. You explained weeks worth of physics lessons in one short video, thanks man, keep up the work!
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  7117. This video was awesome. Thank you for the time and effort that went into this!
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  7118. From all the videos explaining it, this is the one I understood the best. Thx alot!
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  7119. Simply wonderful explanation. Thanks for video!
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  7120. Dude your amazing cheers bro
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  7121. You teach brilliantly! and using legos? even more entertaining and easier to understand!
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  7122. you are awesome man!
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  7123. Amazing, subscribed and, liked. Thank you for your unique work!
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  7124. Me knowing full well how gears work but still watching the entire video. Love your content my man
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  7125. Thank you for all you do, sir. I have a lot to catch up on and learn this winter.
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  7126. This guy explains everything soooo well
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  7127. love your video, love your explanation, love your voice, love your channel
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  7128. Simply, extraordinary! Thank you from the bottom of my heart
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  7129. Excellent. Thanks for the very informative video.
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  7130. I didn't expect to understand much clicking on this video. Boy I was wrong. Very wrong.
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  7131. This is what a real educator looks like.
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  7132. Great video, always confused me but now I understand the basic concept of gears! Thank you
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  7133. Best video on the subject! Very usefull, thank's a lot. 😊
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  7134. a new sub, brilliant way to teach with the visual component. very good video
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  7135. Love your videos mate! If you happen to pass to Monza Circuit, ping me, I'll offer you a good Pizza ;)
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  7136. best day ever !!!
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  7137. Love the educative level of these videos 👍👍👍 3 thumbs up!
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  7138. I love your videos. I've learned so much. Thank you & please keep it up.
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  7139. Your content is excellent. subscribed.
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  7140. Thanks for your precious work!!! Always a learning joy to watch your vids
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  7141.  @d4a  For me , all of them are getting stuck on this bitly's 404 page... Well , maybe the problem is on my end , idk.. Btw amazing video , as always , You're true inspiration to us , petrolheads!
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  7142. amazing video very good research and presentation
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  7143. Too awesome. I knew the basics, but most of this I did not know. Great history. Glad you got to slip the 4A-GZE in there somewhere too. ;)
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  7144. Very educational and entertaining!
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  7145. Once again. Fascinating stuff. Really glad we chanced across this channel. These could be shown at schools as they take it from the basics and history, through to current applications. Keep up the great work 👍👍
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  7146. Love the future funk time-lapses.
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  7147. Very enlightening and well done. Thank you for this.
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  7148.  @d4a  I see. Never seen one in Australia, only the NX650 Dominator. Cool channel by the way
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  7149. Super easy to follow, great vid
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  7150. This is by far the best review ever.
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  7151. Great video, I loved what you said about our tribal mentality. You are spot on.
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  7152. This may be the best, most profound car review I've ever seen! EVERYONE should watch this, whatever they drive, whatever their preferences or prejudices, if they want any chance of getting their heads round the future of both motoring and/or humanity! Please review the N-variant of the Hyundai Ioniq 5 - they've done a lot towards giving back the visceral appeal of driving that petrolheads desire.
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  7153. Next stop Ionic 5 N....
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  7154. came for tesla review, got a lesson about life that i 100% agree with🖤... also beeps :D
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  7155. @d4a: i literally haven't laughed out loud at a car video for ages! Great and fun video. Absolutely loved the rants about the interface and 100% agree. Its cost cutting and simplifying things for a car company that is not great at building cars (yet). And i loved the philosophical part at the end.. getting along and learning or enjoying the differences can be great too. Just spent a little time talking to a 65+ year old with a brand new bright neon yellow on black Can-am. 115hp and 428kg with 3 wheels. Is it a bike, is it a car? Who cares... Looks like a blast to drive regardless. Wished him a fun day! #lovedifferences #fuckpettiness
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  7156. I get that the the way the car is operated is different than the way most cars do it. It didn’t have to be, but it is. That’s a barrier if you rent a car. It’s a non -issue for a car you drive daily. Once you find where and how things are done, like opening the front trunk, or the charge port, it’s easy, even though different.
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  7157. Love the video, love you
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  7158. That was the funniest thing ever mainly because I’m going through exactly the same thing with my new Mercedes thing. It’s so good but it’s so horrible
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  7159. This is hands down best car channel on Youtube
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  7160. How i understand you. Like Gordon Murray say a car its not the 0 to 60 nonsense.I start to believe im a radical .Recently i drive a bmw 5 gt with the famous zf 8 speed automatic and when driving i notice the lock up clutch algoritm and think to myself : " this is the best automatic that i drive till now ever" and.....i hate it, i even hate cruise control then i drive a corola from 1977 and think how much we lost with progress.it may surprise you but the car that most surprise me in the feeling was a miserable peugeot 205 i dont know what they made to that car but Chris Harris have the same opinion the fun factor and conection with the car is just magical.and its a just a "ordinary" mass car and the gearbox oh my god .im a car mechanic and that simple stupid front suspension that dont work with the corsa b in the peugeot its insane.i believe a car for me its like the old bmw slogan "pelo prazer de conduzir".i believe its a wonderfull thing different things for diferente people what works for me dont work for you and ...thats fine.i love the video mainly the part that the car is always telling you that you are "stupid".beep beep beep beep ohhh why dont you just SHUT UP
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  7161. Funny and enlightening, great job.
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  7162. This is poetry.
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  7163. This is the greatest video on youtube hands down. Ive seldom laughed this hard, youre exactly like me :D
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  7164. you are a philosopher also (i don't mean that that is a bad thing either)
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  7165. Oh. My. God! This guy is my doppelganger! Loved the review, loved the honesty, loved the passion, loved the life view. From now on when that inner rage starts boiling up I'll know my inner Bosnian is about to pay a visit. Thank you sir, just brilliant.
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  7166. The ending was briliant
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  7167. Rage against the machine 😂
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  7168. Brilliant video! I relate to your thinking in soooo many ways
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  7169. That is really good video , got some throtle house vibes. I agre with all you said about people and tribalism
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  7170. so much philosophical thought in the car world. thanks for sharing an unbias reaction to this divicive piece of machinery .
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  7171. The funniest and best review of a Tesla ever. Exactly what I probably would have said. Made me laugh and laugh.
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  7172. I love my car philosophy channel
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  7173. you should try the ioniq 5N. ;)
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  7174. Very good summary on evs and the world in general. Also very entertaining :-)
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  7175. 3:40 when you get in, do you have to check the 'I am not a robot' box? ... ;)
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  7176. Thank you. Very helpful.
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  7177. Wow thank you, got a book on this but doesn't go into too much detail unfortunately
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  7178. Would be important to note that smoother but not polished runner walls is the way to go for port injected systems, that slight roughness helps the air/fuel mixture before entering the cylinder, port injection also keeps the back of the valves and walls cleaner so carbon buildup is less of a problem, direct injected systems would benefit greater from polished walls, less restricted air flow and reduced carbon buildup. Awesome video I subscribed.
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  7179.  @d4a  wouldn't be the first time i modded a mower I put a 20mm mikuni carb and a header on one of my old push mowers lol the neighbors hated me after that
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  7180. that was a awesome video!!im going to try  porting my 2.3 liter ford boat engine to maybe get sum more power out of it. hopefully a 4 barrel intake also.thanks !!
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  7181. Nice job my man ☺ Do you feel a greater difference in power?
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  7182. best video ever
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  7183. A REALLY wonderful job
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  7184. Looking forward to the "selecting a turbo" video. Have a 1.6 as well but it has a super long stroke with barely any bore so it doesn't rev high but makes as much torque as a 1.6 can down really low. Was thinking a gt25 or maybe even smaller. The goal is boost around 2-2.5k for daily driving. Don't care about top end. Keep up the great work, love your videos man!
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  7185. You're good tuner. I like the way you think. Common sense. Keep it up.
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  7186. Great videos and content. Keep it up mate!!
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  7187. Sold my aw11 last week. I'll still stay and support the channel. Love the content and how your mr2 has evolved over the past years.
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  7188. Cool video & idea! Can't wait to hear how it goes. Subbed
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  7189.  @fastinradfordable  Good point. Too many damn distractions with an apartment.
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  7190. I’m extremely exited to see what you do with this, I’ve been looking at a turbo for my g35 by the same company. I hope it works out👍🏻
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  7191. The turbo is proposing to MR2 to except the boost
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  7192. I think you have exactly the right level of enthusiasm when you are walking on your tools ;)
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  7193. Dude this is badass, I hope you continue with this one.
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  7194. Don't quit your dreams, ideas, ambitions! This was a great effort! Thanks for the video and explanations! 🙏
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  7195. So refreshing to watch a video that doesn't end in miraculous success! We learn more from failure than success and I feel more invested in this project and your channel than I would have if it had worked. I'll certainly watch it if you try again. I almost hope you fail again because it feels a lot less contrived. It's good, for me, to see you struggling and getting frustrated and exhausted with it. Thank you for publishing this. It must've been tempting not to. More of this!
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  7196. Incredibly interesting project. Thank you for your work and sharing of the knowledge,
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  7197. I have to say that I thought that this was a fantastic video. Not just because of the specific content but because it reminds me so much of the human condition. I remember going through exactly the same feelings but when debugging software. I think everyone can relate to this. Thank you and good luck for next time (and next time …)
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  7198. Don Quixote fighting the windmills! That's actually hilarious, but true. When figuring out something out for the first time, it seems like a imaginary illusion, that is a obscure distortion of reality. Our first time for everything is nonsense. Think of doing your first science project? It is closer to fantasy, than it could be working on something that can work. So don't judge your what you made, just just how much you did learnt from the experience.
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  7199. Brilliant attempt. There will always be unforeseen problems. Full of admiration for you. Don't give up! Cheers, Peter.
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  7200. Still. That was awesome to watch.
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  7201. This was one of your best videos, not to say they all are not great. The gift of inquisiness has been given to you. We viewers have the gift of enjoying it! Thanks!
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  7202. This “pathetic” project is absolutely amazing man! Every time you get upset about your imaginary incompetence makes me so sad. You did an amazing project and you know how complex it can get, I think you anyone would make a mistake on their first attempt😊
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  7203. Amazing to see you riding bro 💪🏽 awesome video !
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  7204. I started 5 years ago at 30. I learned a lot from reviews and youtube but also got caight up in unnecesary details. I like your deliberate approace to ignoring too much input and allowing yourself to be a dumb beginner and learn as you go, feel the process.
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  7205. Lovely, lovely video on so many levels.
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  7206. What a brilliant video, enjoy the ride bro and be safe.
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  7207. I started riding motorcycles last year as well. I have rode bicycles my whole life though. I love your videos, you are an amazing teacher! Also I just realized your English is extremely fluent and your communication skills are really good too, for someone who necessarily may not speak English as his first language 👍🏻
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  7208. Proud of u bud!
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  7209. I have unfortunately only now discovered your channel (came for the crossplane video). You are a very sympathetic guy and your videos have level and intellect. Keep it up! Grüße aus Deutschland 😉
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  7210. i know the struggle of growing hair out. just grew mine out LONG for the first time in my life. 27. had it going for 4 years with tiny trims here and there. finallly tied it up and gave it the chop llast night. got a Joooker thing going on now. im diggin it. good luck growing it out brotha! loved the video. wish I could drive my sa22c up there with you.
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  7211. I love this video.
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  7212. Seriously needed this video in my life right now Just know that this helped me out mentally Love from Wisconsin
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  7213. A change to your normal video. But thank you. We all need the time the take out of our busy days to just be in the moment, thanks you for a great reminder 😊
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  7214. Excellent! Analysis. Thank you very much. Which branch is your favorite? 4age? or you have another one?
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  7215. i know already..(just watchin your vid driving to mostar :))..seen some of your content..wow!..you r very enthusiastic young man..i m impressed..keep up the good work
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  7216. yep, kurcificat sounds too cool for a plomito XD jajaja man your channel is solid gold
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  7217. hey mate, it's good to know you wont be sucking debris or small children into those carbs.....lol ! :) Cheers from Australia, i was looking for someone who knows the 4age engine really well, and your videos are easy to follow, even if you're on the other side of the world :)
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  7218. you are so comprehensive! Thank you!
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  7219. Been wondering how a piston can be semi-forged for so long. Thank you so much
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  7220. Omg I love mr2's! I have 2 88 and 86! One red one blue! And I would love a red steering wheel for my red one!
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  7221. Simply awesome explanation
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  7222. I am impressed with this Knowledge.. Thank you for the informative Video👍👌
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  7223. One of the best explanations, ever. Thank you.
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  7224. Thanks for all your hard work on this video man it really helps me learn please dont ever stopp
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  7225. I love your videos. I have seen several other videos of people trying to explain what knock is, why it's bad, and how the ECU manages it, but never quite understood them. This explanation is really, really good and finally made me understand! Thank you so much!
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  7226. I just want to say, I fuckin love your channel! This is seriously the most thorough and best explained engine internals I’ve ever heard. I’ve always wondered about knock when it came to old BMW boxer engines and this totally makes sense to me now. Way to go my dude. You really nailed it and the visuals are perfect. You the man!
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  7227. @ driving 4 answers great video and explanation! Thank you! Subbed
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  7228. Thanks for making great videos! I really enjoy your content. I learn something every time I watch.
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  7229. beautiful lecture brother !
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  7230. Wow, this video is operating at the TDC of the information and knowledge on engine combustion and at the edge of the knock not to create information overload! Amazing!
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  7231. Dude you are legendary, thank you vir sharing the knowledge for the car people. If I could I would sponser you as well!
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  7232. Congratulations on producing and presenting this topic. Excellent technical knowledge and brilliant communication skills. Thank you.
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  7233. Very informative, high quality background material, and very clear explanation. Good work.
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  7234. I've been wanting to know this type of info for years. Thanks for the simplified and educational presentation. Super helpful series.
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  7235. Best explanation of knock I've seen to date..
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  7236. Great stuff mate 👍🏻
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  7237. This was very good but I prefer some narration. So tell me, how many times did you catch yourself trying to explain? Good work!
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  7238. Idk how i missed this video but it’s everything I’ve been looking for but can’t find on youtube. Nobody shows the wrenching itself. Parts just disappear and suddenly appear on cars. This is nice for learning the process and it sounds good lol.
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  7239. Dude you are a carb god🤲
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  7240. Very relaxing video. Thanks
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  7241. Amazing work, they look amazing!!! Keep up the good work!
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  7242. Amazing work Perfect Keep going
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  7243. driving 4 answers coveralls! Your work uniform, the awesome looking pants with all those pockets! I wanna be sophisticated too! Lol! Love ya brother!
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  7244. Thanks for this incredibly useful video!
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  7245. Man this is a really well made video.
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  7246. This was fantastic! I find myself wishing there was more! Exceptional content, and your accent is also quite entertaining, my wife loves it haha please continue to fulfill the what, where, why, & how as you did in this DIY. the "when" doesn't seem so necessary. seriously though I have to give credit where credit is due... im not sure if you recited any of this but the execution is superb. Articulated in a very easy to comprehend approach and enough details to answer many questions i have in my head while watching but not too much where it takes away from the point. very educational for the Noobsies and professionally delivered in a manner i didn't mind following along when it was a subject ive probably heard a million times now hahaha very well done sir! you have an appreciative fan here looking forward to the next!
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  7247. Hello i love your videos, respect for this great chanel. This is a great video for boosting engine. Can you make, a video for one of the most popular factory boosted engine 1.8t 20v? Thank you
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  7248. Snap ring orientation explanation was cool , learned something today.
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  7249. Loved the video, great job, very detailed and informative. Thanks :)
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  7250. Brilliant video...keep them coming 👏
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  7251. Always great content. We appreciate you 🙏
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  7252. boost is pricey! but info given here is priceless!
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  7253. Terrific and thoughtful presentation! Thank you!
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  7254. nice build
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  7255. Man, how did I only just find this channel, this is great.
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  7256.  @d4a  Thanks for the quick answer. Although it's not my build, I'm excited about it, and I hope it's going to live up to your expectations.
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  7257. As always, the best explanation, great content my friend!
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  7258. Awesome thanks for filling in some gaps in my knowledge!
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  7259.  @d4a  Thank you, I search it and I have found a new world of racing car complexity, wow!
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  7260. I tried to listen to this while getting my Super License in GT7. I had to stop and watch it instead...
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  7261. these are super interesting!
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  7262. What I really like about your videos is the ease with which you explain complex concepts. Hats off to you. Amazing work, keep em coming.
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  7263. That"s why I hate putting my cars on the Dyno... I will probably never put the KW11 on a dyno. Anyway, looking forward for that "air" quest ;) Great video, thanks !
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  7264. 110 chp aint bad! I think after you dial in those afrs you'll get her up there. Maybe advance the ignition timing a tad? Looking forward to next vid d4a!
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  7265. Still best 4 pot noise around.
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  7266. Love the video man, can wait to see you tune this thing and make more power!
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  7267. I mean...blow through carb setup would get you dat power 😂. I wouldn't be disappointed at all with what you have either. This is a great build.
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  7268. 5:22 LOLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL
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  7269. Always like your videos when I want to gain knowledge about engines. Thanks and keep up the marvelous work!
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  7270. Fantastic,bloody fantastic
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  7271. Just flippin' brilliant... sub from just one video.
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  7272. one video and I feel a lot smarter already! coool and thank you!
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  7273. Thank you so much for being so specific! It is truly wonderful to not only see the physical differences, but an explanation of those differences as well. This does make me want to get another AW11 and turn a wrench on that 4AGE again! :)
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  7274. keep doing it bro, i've learnt so much from you
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  7275. Thanks for yet another great video ! ❤❤❤
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  7276. I don’t care at all about cars, but your enthusiasm about cars is a blast!
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  7277. Another fantastic video, this channel is pure gold. Moreover, I love the MX5 and Japanish products in general. I have always liked this Mazda car because of its concept and looks. The first time I tried one was the fourth generation and in the Jarama circuit in Madrid. I was astonished by the feeling of the car, how fun it was and easy to make turns. I remember that the rear wheels tried to turn too much in a curve but I corrected the situation in a intuitive manner using the steering wheel... I thought that the MX5 made me a better driver. I own several bikes because love driving them since I was a kid. The MX5 is close to the feeling of driving a motorbike. My next car will be the fourth or the fifth generation of this badass vehicle.
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  7278. Probably my favourite automotive channel. Educational whilst being understandable, entertaining, knowledgeable, unbiased and likeable. And I still want the manifold from the MR2....
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  7279. Love your videos dude, holy shit they're all so fucking good xD also seems like your taste in music is on point, 80s j city pop, future funk intro xD
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  7280. Wasn't expecting that...but very entertaining, well done.
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  7281. c'mon man :D I'm laughing so hard right now :D
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  7282. Hahaha wetting myself that was great,,,,,,,,,, but I don't know what goes on in your head lol, another great Vid 🤣
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  7283. Nice moves :D
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  7284. Is this what you do for fun in Bosnia? Hilarious. Love it
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  7285. Great moves, keep it up!
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  7286. Annnndddd.... Unsubscribe.... Just Kidding, that was awesome! The outtakes had me laughing so hard!
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  7287. I hadn't gotten a chance to watch this yet, but I finally did. I died and then came back like Jesus to watch it again.
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  7288. U are the the kind of human I like
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  7289. I am so dead 😂😂😂 I loved this
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  7290. Nice song choice, great dance moves. I give it a 9/10. And if I ever make an album I'm going to use your picture on Instagram as the cover.
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  7291. Excellent report. Very professional and interesting.
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  7292. Brillant and informative vid, bro!
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  7293. fine story, i wached it with pleasure thanks a lot 👍👏🙌
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  7294. Great video with awesome information!!!
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  7295. This is really appreciated Thank you
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  7296. Thanks for another excellent video!
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  7297. Your gift of speech and pronunciation is a lesson in itself. Your fundamental accent seems sort of russo-european-latinesque (forgive me, I'm not an expert on such things, and am kind of making this up as I go along) and yet, your pronunciation of all kinds of international languages is remarkable. From French to Italian to German to Japanese your diction seems perfectly authentic; not to mention your very complete, technical, and poetic use of English. You're a very remarkable young man. Your insight into things automotive is astonishing, and yet your interests and commanding knowledge of things non-automotive is just as vast. You are truly the modern Renaissance man, by every measure. Thank you so much for your lessons in automobilia and life itself. Indeed, you put me in mind of Leonardo da Vinci or Isaac Newton or Gustav Eiffel and their counterparts. It must really be a wonderful augmentation to have a genius level intellect.
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  7298. Very impressed, both by the presentation and your pronunciation.
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  7299. Very good report. Quite interesting! You pronounce German words very well. Thanks and see you soon… 🌺👍🌺
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  7300. man i never comment or watch such long videos but i swear your videos are awesome keep a the good work very detailed definetely you deserve subscribe
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  7301. I wished i could give more then 1 thumbs up. Thank you for the research and the video.
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  7302. Wow, very extensive. Thanks for all the research his must have taken. Great video.
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  7303. Brilliant episode!
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  7304. Amazing video with amazing stories. Thanks.
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  7305. Wow. Very cool. Fantastic research.
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  7306. Awsome car brand's names & logos history class!!. 🏆
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  7307. Impeccably researched with a touch of the sarcasms. Well done as always 👉🏻👉🏻
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  7308. Volvo should create a model line dedicated for women with female gender symbol and name it Vulva.
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  7309. Thank you I really enjoyed this video and I learned a lot
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  7310. God damn!!! What a history class. I love it.
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  7311. I thought I would be skipping it and not watching it all, but it kept me captivated. I learned a lot. Well researched and presented. Thank you.:washhands:
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  7312. this video deserves 10M + views
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  7313. Thank you, this was extremely interesting.
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  7314. That was marvelous.
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  7315. the BMW thing humbled me. I hate you a little bit for upsetting my safe preconceived notions lol (I am kidding of course, you're the best and this video rocked!)
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  7316. Thanks for the fascinating video. I learned a lot!
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  7317. New series with bike, can't wait. Why did you hammer out airbox? There is always a way to remove it, carbs or airbox first.
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  7318. Dude you are hilarious!.. Great vid man!
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  7319. That was one of the coolest rap songs you've done! In the V-8 we trust lol, and I have 2! Ironically both are gutless wonders... one is a N/A 6.2L Detroit diesel and the other a factory 1997 big block 454 making under 200hp...
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  7320. watched a few videos and subscribed I Love this guy!!!. Informative,entertaining, comedic and the visual presentations!! is all there man keep up the awesome content.
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  7321. That was the greatest Cringe Rap yet! God Bless America and all Gear Heads with Slavic accents!
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  7322. Just love these videos, and the transition music is just perfect! Where did you find that sound clip!?
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  7323. Thanks!
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  7324. Your videos rule! The rap at the end was iconic in its own right with the anthem and flag at the end. Great productuction. Carson Griggs, Fayetteville Arkansas
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  7325. Thank you for this. Excellent.
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  7326. Dude your content is king 👑
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  7327. Good work deserves support. Also, fyi, I've built a turbo LS2 that made 700hp/800ftlb daily driver. And a centrifugal blown lq9 that made 750hp/700ftlb on stock gen4 rods and a stick shift that daily drove for eight years before bending the number 7 rod and doing no damage.
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  7328. Dude you have the greatest sense of humor!!!! I love these videos !!! And the rap was DOPE!!!!
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  7329. Thanks!
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  7330. I was just passing through, but this guy's awesome! Like my really excited to teach 8th grade science teacher! I taught for many years, and published research on effective teaching, and I can honestly say, Bravo 👏👏 Very well taught with just enough, but too much explanation as you weave the whole narrative...excellent. Really very well done. Peace 🙏 🐉🐉
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  7331. Everything is so clearly explained, it's a pleasure to watch this video. 👍 Thanks!
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  7332. Youtube algorithm just reading my mind at this point. Was thinking about how ineffiecent valves must be recently
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  7333. Thank you Sir! Very well explained!
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  7334. Good job here. Yes, new Iconic Engines next week. I can't wait.
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  7335. Absolutely awesome content.
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  7336. D4A, I get excited to learn the same thing from you by how you can explain the same thing in many different ways!
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  7337. lol, love you smartass! :) the entire video and then.... legosssssss.... haha!
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  7338. Your are doing extremly good on your way, im from PuertoRico, and not a expert in inglés but you make me undertand thanks for all videos.
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  7339. Excellent clarification of this often misunderstood concept. You made the facts even more convincing by logic. I appreciate that you did not ridicule or belittle an often repeated oversimplification. You stood your ground and made an easy to remember, accurate modification of that overused myth.
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  7340. Good follow up mate, always love your vids! I'm sort of hoping for 1FZ-FE iconic engine video but also not wanting the price of the blocks to go up after it! Looking forward to some classic rap next week 🤙
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  7341. Brilliant as usual!
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  7342. Top quality content. 10/10
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  7343. As always , a Perfect Explanation .
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  7344. Great video super entertaining and interesting
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  7345. Your videos are a gem.
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  7346. I always learn a great deal watching your videos. They are very entertaining as well! Keep up the good work!
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  7347. This Is incredibly informative and answers questions I've had for a very long time. Thank you very much
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  7348. Another amazing video - thank you :)
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  7349. Boss channel
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  7350.  @d4a  , lookng forward, love to understand the deeper physics behind tech. That kind of knowlegde can often be used more widely when messing with mechanical stuff. 👍
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  7351. The best explanation of this subject that I have come across! There's so much science and physics involved with this, yet you did a commendable job of explaining it to us common folk in terms we can understand.🤩 Thank you.
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  7352. Another great video! ❤
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  7353. I discovered your channel just a few weeks ago and I am obsessed with your Videos and this high - quality content. Wow! If you have the time and if you are interested in it, maybe you could make a video about the legendary 1.9 TDI engine. In Germany there are many memes and other jokes because this engine has the reputation that it never breaks. Thank you and keep on going with your fantastic content !!! Many greetings from Germany 😊
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  7354.  @d4a  I just watched the updated video you uploaded and I understand everything now, I’ve never felt so relieved for understanding something that I never got in the first place for years, thank you!
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  7355. this channel has recently become my favorite on youtube. love the 0 bs lessons!
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  7356. Excellent explanation. Thanks.
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  7357. I saw your video response to this first, both excellently well explained.
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  7358. Brother love what you are doing respect.
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  7359. Beatifull explained
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  7360. Great video as usual. Thank you for your excellent teaching.
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  7361. Brilliant video, thank you so much.
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  7362. Everyone interested in motorsport should know about this channel! Its helping me alot to get a start! Thank you!
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  7363. best in the business 👍🫡
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  7364. Good video as always. Thanks!
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  7365. wow great video sir. In our Engineering Dynamics class oir teacher told us that surface area doesn't effect frictional force, I asked him then why sports cars have big brake discs? He didn't answer me. Now I got the answer. Thanks sir
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  7366. Your videos are excellent! I basically knew what you discussed about brakes already, but your explanation of how brakes and tires differ was fantastic.
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  7367. Excellent explanation!
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  7368. Amazing. I was trying to explain this to my work colleagues yesterday, along with why the piston changes speed at different points in its stroke. I’ll just send them this video.
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  7369. I tried but couldn't like it twice
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  7370. VERY educational .... Had never really understood the long / short rod theory, now I do !!
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  7371. Fantastic video ! Very well explained, amazing!
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  7372. Young enthusiast here, thanks for the great explanations!
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  7373. Not only you do great videos explaining the real internals of engine design. But also your followers enjoy the quality of your content and that attracts the right kind of followers. I've loved the video, and reinforced the knowledge by going thru some of the comments. You have grown a great community of well prepared technicians. Kudos for that!
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  7374. This is an absolutely incredibly well made video. Nothing but information at a great tempo. I don't know who the fuck you are, but subbed.
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  7375. Best automotive engineering youtuber there is, I've never come across a youtuber where I am left with 0 questions at the end of their videos.
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  7376. Dude, thats good content!! SUBSCRIBED!
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  7377. Awesome video, excellent explanation 👍
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  7378. WOW. Great explanation
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  7379. What an awesome video!!!!!
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  7380. Wow, this is a very impressive explanation video! Your work is excellent.
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  7381. Brilliant explanation.
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  7382. Mate, that was awesome 👏🏻 No wonder I’m already subscribed to your channel 👍🏻
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  7383. This is amazing. the animations have unlocked a new dimension for the quality of your videos!
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  7384. Another great video from YouTube University
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  7385. Thanks, love your work.
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  7386. It's so good to be able to "replay" instead of having to ask ... "how's that again" ? Thanks again for exercising my brain cells.
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  7387. As usual man, high quality content!
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  7388. Holy crap what an amazing video! Absolutely subscribed and going to check out your other videos! Thank you very much, seriously, never heard of this before
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  7389. Each word had info, like listening to a tech manual, but easier to understand.
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  7390. A great description of this topic, as always 👌 I'm an old mechanic / ex-rally driver who used to play with Datsun 1600/P510 s. For the rules we had back then, we were restricted to the L18 engine in the 1600 body. (This block was shared with the L16 engine which used a smaller bore and stroke, but longer rods) We were also restricted to the original stroke, but nobody ever checked bore size back then 🙂 The original engine was an 85mm bore and a 76mm stroke, but we were able to get the bore out to 88mm, so you had a very different over square engine on the original rod ratio. Later on, the rules changed to just having a factory derived block and head, the bore and stroke were free. With a little machine work, it was possible to install the L20B 86mm stroke crank in the L18 engine block. Then using the much longer L16 rods, fit 86mm SR motor pistons with their modern, high wrist pin design for an under 2.0lt class engine, with a great stroke ratio and square bore, light weight pistons and able to rev out to 7500-8000tpm. Not bad for an old engine originally designed in the mid 60s. 🙂👌
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  7391. Another EPIC VID! Thanks mate! Much love! ❤
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  7392. Great vid my man... 100% spot on with all the details, very impressed... FYI, I've been a qualified mechanic for 23 years, I build a lot of performance engines, so I like to watch vids like this sometimes just to see how accurate they are. Your vid was one of the best, good Sir. Well done
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  7393. That was awesome! Subbed.
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  7394. I have been interested in cars for my whole life but learned more from this channel in a few videos than I have for all the previous years added together.
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  7395. Ok, now it makes sense. You have explained this better than anyone else whom has before. I see the advantage of the longer rod on the compression stroke.
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  7396. That was a really good explanation.
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  7397. Perfectly and beatifuly explained
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  7398. Incredible intricate explanation that made it understandable to a motor enthusiast who does not possess an engineering degree. Thank you so much.
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  7399. What a superb vid! Thank you.
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  7400. This was so well done of course I had to subscribe. Got to see the other videos
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  7401. BRILLIANTLY explained and presented.
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  7402. You’re explanations are really great .. learning so much from your channel :)
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  7403. Simply just wow. Well done explanation of an overlooked topic. Thank you for the effoert with all the animation, it helped a lot to comprehend this stuff.
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  7404. You know, I hardly ever subscribe to any channel, but you sir have a new subscriber.
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  7405. Awesome!! At the time of this comment, there is literally no video that can teach this better. Thanks a lot.
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  7406. Brilliant job, bro! I cannot imagine better explanation of the topic.
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  7407. Absolutely superb video!... I am now a subscriber.
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  7408. Thanks for making this video. ❤️
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  7409. Very detailed, yet understandable video! Really well done!
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  7410. Wow. Finally I get it!
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  7411. Absolutely brilliant, Your incredibly detailed and descriptive videos are genius. Thank you.
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  7412. Freeking brilliant ! Yes mind bending. But positively brilliantly explained. Thank you
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  7413. outstandingly good content! many thanks for this piece of work!
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  7414. Well done 👍 your extra work really shine, thank you so much!
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  7415. Blessings to you sir. You have a phenomenally creative mind! I hope you never get tired of teaching. Also I just have to say…Your voice is one of the smoothest and overall best for binge listening 😂😅🙏
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  7416. “The rod always stays the same length while the engine is running” looking angrily at my ruined turbo D series - SEE I told you!
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  7417. Man! You must have really copped a lot of flak. I’m so sorry. Please don’t be put off by the naysayers and sundry nasties. Keep sticking your neck out. That’s how we learn and develop. Thank you for what you’ve taught us who are hungry for technical information.
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  7418. "Why can't we work out our differences?... Why can't we work things out? ... Little people, why can't we all just... get along?" - President Dale (Jack Nicholson)
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  7419. The detail in your videos is amazing! Thanks for that!
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  7420. D4, you make several cogent points, there are a few I would make; the CYA 'verbiage" you clipped from the public offering through Crowd Funding is prominently displayed in every licensed and legit investment office. Investment always incurs risk- absolutely true. But..... in your flood illustration, you neglect the contract contents and codicils or requirements- if insurance was required of the General Contactor or other parties, then there is "remedy" for the loss up to the value of the insurance policy, barring criminal acts by the policy holder. My last point is more a question, one that your drops on engine balance answered for me; why can I get to much higher RPMs with 6 cylinder than a 4 cyl of the same displacement? The piston, the rod, the crank throws, all will need to be bigger because the imposed local loads are higher and therefore heavier, a good deal heavier which gets multiplied by the total RPM. But that is my experience, we didn't come here to listen to my YT armchair take, I came and many others to here some of the great science you explicate. I feel you are very correct that the reductions in inherent friction is a new place to gain efficiency- almost all previous gains have come from better understanding of the combustion process and improvement there. Mechanical improvement on friction has been in the form of roller lifters, roller rocker arms and such- until recently entirely limited to high performance applications and expenses. And only desperate need to attain more recent efficiencies and emissions made that happen. Can the scotch yoke become a basis for new gains- yes, it can, but only things like the four cylinder radial type engine offer good and inexpensive ways to get that gain without the stregth and durability problems you mentioned- by pairing opposing cylinders you can easily justify the added materials to make the yoke as strong as the combustion forces from one side at a time are imposed on it. I could have got some of it wrong- I full well expect to hear about it. On Alfadan, there was, before your piece, already some "negative press" on it and they were having trouble interesting the usual financial people to do an IPS- and as you pointed out, they didn't have much to show except diagrams and theories then. Only Mahle's involvement gives much lie to any of that. Btw, look into the Comer diesel engine that was provided for the British Transport Ministry for busses some years back- it was mostly to reduce friction and wear but got there by some similar means to those you lectured on. Similar, not the same. Have a great one and make me wake up and think again tomorrow! I've already thrown my "ole carburetors" out and am embracing the "electronic revolution" because of you!
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  7421. I like how informative your videos are . Thanks
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  7422. I'm loving how many people are commenting before watching your video the whole way through.
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  7423. Ok... After watching this video I had to make an investment decision. I decided it was well past time to become a Patron.
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  7424. Really appreciate the fact you took this sooo far. Personally, I feel like there was no need to defend your decision to invest YOUR money into something. Good luck with everything going forward
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  7425. Thanks! Well done!
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  7426. Incredibly informative. Love your videos
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  7427. This was a very thorough explanation, and your perspective on the issue was eminently reasonable and balanced. On other words, excellent as always! I think a video on diesel regen systems would make a great follow up to this one.
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  7428. I can’t believe I watched this all the way through but I must be a nerd 😄 thank you so much for doing this video and explaining everything from a non biased point of view, I have a lot of respect for that and it’s needed to understand all of this. So yeah better learn how to clean my egr system on my 11 year old diesel Volvo which I just bought :) it’s an awesome car but yeah I guess you need to learn how to fix a larger variety of things yourself to keep expenses down. I have a question: can the pcv system be cleaned or replaced in order to keep carbon buildup down? I believe you can on the petrol Volvos.. mine is a 2013 v60 2.0 5 cylinder D4 Also buying the premium fuel will help right?
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  7429. Excellent explanation. Well done.
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  7430. awesome video and explanation. Thank you!
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  7431. Sir, your explanation is absolutely brilliant and extremely educational. You have my respect!
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  7432. THANK YOU DUDE! I learned something REALLY valuable in this half hour.
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  7433. driving 4 answers I wonder if it works for my 4AGE the only difference is front wheel drive.. plus I like your invention super nice no one does them.. keep the 4AGE alive!!! Thanks for the content no one does it better than you!!
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  7434. Hi! Congratulations with carb conversion ) Its sounds very nice) I wonder, will you make new video with adjusting your carbs using AEM wideband sensor? Its interesting to see what air/fuel ratio jet kit gives. And also you make video unboxing new jets, but how you know which dimensions you need , or you get info from internet from people who already using such conversion? So all this make me little bit confused.
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  7435. Cool. Il check it out
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  7436. Awesome video as always thank you Sir
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  7437. Wow! That explains everything about how the turbo system and BOV works! Also gives an idea of how you can maximize your turbo system
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  7438. Best explanation ever
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  7439. This was really helpful I understand what a blow off valve is but why we needed it and what was actually happening when a turbo flutters finally built the full picture for me
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  7440. Best video I’ve ever watched on car information! Thank you
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  7441. I think is legit the best video on YouTube. Incredible dude. You are a genius. Thank you!
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  7442. That's just too much for words, the company that makes that couldn't say it better them self's . Hats off to you man 🎩
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  7443. if turbo flutter is wrong, then i dont want to be right/
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  7444. Wow. This is by far the best explanation/tutorial I've ever seen in my life, thanks man
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  7445. Throttle plate closed explained with drinking water is the reason I come to this channel ahahaha reminds me of that gif of the dude jsut smiling as hes drinking and water is pouring out everywhere hgaha
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  7446. this was very well put together and educational great job
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  7447. Man... Im subscribed! Brilliant
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  7448. Great content. I admire your knowledge and presentation skills
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  7449. Best video I've seen on the subject ever
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  7450. If this guy lectured any University for automotive engineering, that university wid be the best in the world..... We need such mentors.... To make automotive engineering so interesting...
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  7451. Love this channel. Great disco Stu!
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  7452. Like always, such a magnificent information! Thanks for sharing all this knowledge with us "engine heads".
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  7453. This is awesome, so glad you popped up on my feed! Liked & subscribed!
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  7454. Thanks again this is the best explanation of what a blow-off valve I have seen and it will help me work out what turbo I to put on my Barra so I can make 1 Maga watt on a street car and good to see GFB are making parts in Australia I seen the made in Australia on that valve and I will check them out thanks again for your great work nobody does it better than you
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  7455. Man you are awesome, I just learned something today. Thank u
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  7456. from knowing nothing to knowing everything about blow off valves. you the BEST
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  7457. 🐌 Boooooost Schooooool! 🐌 Amazing stuff man, great explanation! 👍
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  7458. Love these videos. I’m always looking for more information, and you always seem to have it. Subbed
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  7459. Fantastic! Thank you.
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  7460. This is a fantastically done and informed video. 11/10 Will watch again.
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  7461. Thank you so much for your content
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  7462. Thank you so much for that well done video. It sudenly became easy to understand ! good job dude (sry for bad english)
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  7463. damm i really like watching your vids. Once i have money ill get myself an nice car and do nice things with it considdering your shared knowledge
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  7464. Extremely well made video my man, I understood everything and you explained it so well!
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  7465. very informative and correct information hat's off to you that's worth a subscription 👍
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  7466. Great video, glad I subscribed.
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  7467. Just found this channel. Liked and subbed immediately! Really good explanation!
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  7468. Thank you so much, I have a much better understanding of bov and recirculating valve. However with the new GFB hybrid I can now use this safely on my Subaru wrx.👍
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  7469. 00:30 what? 00:40 +1 sub lol
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  7470. Great job man! Appreciate the explanation, definitely learned a lot from this! 😎🤙🏽
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  7471. Man, you are a legend. Love your explanations. Keep up the excellent work. No words! I laughed hard at your water example 🤣 Nonetheless these are the qualities of a good teacher 😊
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  7472. You're just awesome.
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  7473. this man sat here and spilt water on himself for a video gotta gotta respect it
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  7474. This is awesome! So insightful
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  7475. I know his the one is explaining but even him self after watching this video may learn somting. His 👍 great
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  7476. Disco Stu has backflow for you!
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  7477. Brilliant explanation! Thank you so much! 😊
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  7478. I learned stuff I didn't even know about. Thank you for presenting it in a manner that is so easy to understand.
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  7479. Another great video. I've learned a lot with this boost school series. Thanks for the amazing work.
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  7480. That's some precision ugga duggaing.
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  7481. I wish I was as cool as you are
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  7482. man ths is awesome...i like everything i saw...i am from Namibia and i would like to ask where can i buy the light weight pulleys,triger wheel and the air filter that covers the ram tubes..do you have a facebook or whatsapp account?
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  7483. OMG DUDE! I DO THE SAME INSTALLING THE GEARBOX OF MY 1984 NISSAN JUNIOR I PUT OVER CARPET AND LITERALLY KICK IT UNDER THE TRUCK
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  7484. Was so fun to watch I know half of these struggles haha you have a great idea and it just flops so you spend half the night busting your back trying to get it to a point you are satisfied with before you can give up for the night then you go to leave and it looks like a minefield haha
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  7485. Please keep it up with this awesome bike carb build !! I want to learn as much as I can and do the same with my ae86 SR5 4AG conversion. Thank you very much for all the videos ! (Subscribed)
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  7486. Big Toyota fan over here love the videos bro I love your tip on how to put an engine en just kick it in hahaha cool work
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  7487. Don’t be so down on your self. This is how Toyota installs engines too 😂
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  7488. I would still vote the 4AG series as the best 4 bangers ever made for cars. I miss my AW11 MR2 :(
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  7489. Cant wait to see this car alive
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  7490. Pro style Caveman ski safety goggles
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  7491. greetings from France ! you're just magical, amazing !!!
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  7492. Great stuff as always, had my wife and I laughing!
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  7493. Just want to say how amazing it is to have watched your progress. You should be proud sir! Your videos, your knowledge. Pure awesomeness! Thank you for taking time to do this- can’t wait to hear her fired up!!
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  7494. Fantastic video as always my man. You make videos like I want to make, but still need to find time to do! Nice goggles, BTW. Cob webs bit was excellent.
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  7495. Props to you bro! Nice job
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  7496. Yeah good work mate you don't know how much you remind me myself working on my project car or sometimes clients cars, keep going you are awesome, cheers from a Colombian mechanic living in Spain
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  7497. Great video btw, love the channel
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  7498. I really appreciate that you both explain well the workings of the engine and then give what seems like a very fair and balanced view on it's usefulness.
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  7499. Amazing video as always, thank you for being here !
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  7500. i love your channel
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  7501. Amazing video, hands down one of the best most informative and well made videos I have found to date. Thank you so very much for sharing.
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  7502. Fantastic vid
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  7503. Thank you very much for this practical and educating video!
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  7504. Cool. I assume this can be used for a DOHC V6 as well.
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  7505. Thanks for the great video again!
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  7506. Thank you for the crank position sensor CAD files! Saved my behind!
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  7507. What a great video. Cheers!
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  7508. Sweet. My Sunday just got better
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  7509. the best video available on cam degrees . I have always hired someone else to do it as i could never find the right explanation well here it is .
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  7510. I love these kind of videos, super informative as always!
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  7511. D4A my beloved
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  7512. Another unique video! Thank you so much! 😊
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  7513. awesome video, thank you for the detailed explanation.
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  7514. Awesome upload!
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  7515. Just did mine, and your video helped. Thank you
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  7516. Excellent video Thank you
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  7517. Awesome video mate love the work
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  7518. JAJa...amazing Rap skills :) . i hope that you do a review of the 18-rg :). Excelent Channel
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  7519. At the 18:43 mark he sports a fresh shirt. Musta been a loooooong azz video shoot !
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  7520. Jap Rap skillz on point! 😎👌🏼
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  7521. i hope this guy does a Nissan VH45 to yin its yang lol. nice vid man well done
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  7522. Was it on purpose to have the 8th episode be the 1st V8? 😆
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  7523. Wow I must say very detailed engine breakdown from A to Z thank you for all the information definitely have become a subscriber and we'll watch all your videos
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  7524. goes to search for a second-hand LS400
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  7525. That shirt swap tho lmao
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  7526. dang this channel has great content! 🔥 i feel like a certified pro after watching your videos and i especially enjoyed this one, it even got me thinking about swapping my 98 Tacoma. on that note, i would absolutely love if you could do one of these videos on the 5VZ-FE. i think it would add valuable content to your channel 👍🏼 keep up the good work man
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  7527. Outstanding Video, really appreciate it🙏🙏🙏
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  7528. This was GREAT info !! Respect. Trinidad & Tobago.
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  7529. Very good and easy to follow...may be a bit more light for following videos, but no complains ! Thanks
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  7530. Thank you so very much for this video. I used it to rebuild mine as well.
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  7531.  @d4a  Alright cool, I should've worded my question better because I was actually wondering if it was okay to use penetrating fluid in general on hard lines or what. Regardless, thanks for responding haha On a different note; Ya know, you deserve some serious props for putting in the thought and effort to find workarounds to everything that people just buy here in the US. Alot of times I forget that it's even a thing you have to contend with because of the stuff you've managed to do with your AW11. Seriously, props to you dude.
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  7532. Thank you, fascinating.
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  7533. Don't often watch engineering videos but tihs one had me capitvated. Thank you.
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  7534. Thanks!
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  7535. congrats on 20k!
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  7536. Song name? Loving the build dude.
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  7537. Your camera work and editing are always beautiful, I love it.
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  7538. Sounds like good usable power for enjoyable driving. Best of luck going forward :) Sry saw that late didn't get a notification
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  7539. Very good video sir, i just finished my own DELLORTO DHLA 40 4AGE build in my KE70. Love the content and keep it up
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  7540. Nice video Bro... Congrats for 20k subscribers nice work..
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  7541. Something between the accent, information, and comedy you have yourself a great channel. Glad I found it
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  7542. Thats amazing keep inspiring people with the project you doing.
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  7543. Only question I have is can I have it? Seriously though nice build
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  7544. Yes, I'm an engine head.
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  7545. This great video earns a very much deserved LIKE. Bravo.
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  7546. Excellent and interesting video, very nice explanations and very instructive. Congratulations and many thanks.
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  7547. Don't know about alfadan, but how you explain basic things of 4 strokes engine and proceed with further news of the engine development, ..i think it deserve one more subscriber...
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  7548. Wow this video is EXCELLENT, such clarity and excellent description
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  7549. From one gear head to another.....awesome. I subbed.
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  7550. Super interesting! Thank you for sharing 👍❤
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  7551. Thanks for the timestamps. They're helping your regular viewers big time. ;)
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  7552. I think..
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  7553. omg i learned too much love you man
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  7554. Love This channel
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  7555. New viewer & very much enjoyed the detailed description with great animation making it easy to follow concepts I gave little thought to in the past. I always thought that secondary imbalance was due to the weight of the shaft and lower con-rod being thrown perpendicular to the travel of the piston, not the distance of piston travel.
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  7556. I only recently subscribed to your channel, but I find your explanations, diagrams and enthusiasm way more engaging and understandable than many others. Usually it's someone who knows a lot, but not very good at communicating, or; someone that can communicate, but knows nothing of value! But, you tick both boxes... Can communicate well AND knows a lot! And, given that (I'm guessing) English isn't your primary language, it makes you and your channel even more impressive. Bravo, sir! And... thank you!!
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  7557. Brilliant explanation Thank you
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  7558. Always a pleasure to watch a video of yours!
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  7559. Dude, great video! Subbed 👍🏻
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  7560. I hated everything about this for the first 30 seconds... now I am subbin
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  7561. i´ve never had any problem of that kind on all the mr2 i have worked on maybe beacuse there is no snow where i live. You looked very tired at the end of the video but thats what a true car guy does even when things dont go as planned!
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  7562. Good one! Definitely a labor of love. I enjoyed watching. Go man go!
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  7563. I was happy you tried doing the jack method, but sad that the handle was so short. You want a good long breaker bar or close-ended wrench, even when using the jack, otherwise it'll just start lifting the car (like you experienced). I had a similar experience when helping a friend remove the transmission drain bolt on his Accord — the car lifted up and my 3/8" wrench (about 15 cm long) bent at about 22º lol. Oh, and I recommend PB Blaster as the best penetrating fluid. WD-40 isn't good because all it does is displace water (hence "WD" = "water displacement", formula # 40). But, man, it's good to see that you've finally won the battle against your suspension components =D
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  7564. awesome, this is funny!
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  7565. The head part kill me 😂😂😂😂😂 nice vid as always
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  7566. Exelent información thanks 👍
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  7567.  @d4a  I love that knife and Hatchet s*** man LOL almost as much as watching you beat the side of that poor oil pan with that hammer you're funny guy good luck with that little Toyota
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  7568. Where are you from? You look like you could definitely be Greek!
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  7569. I enjoyed your VDO
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  7570. Fantastic video mate :)
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  7571. This is perfect! im thinking of buying the same generation mr2 and the one im looking at has rod knock. Thanks!
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  7572. Winter jacket & Flip Flops.......
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  7573. Have to agree with 802 Garage seppuku was a good conclusion and well done :-)
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  7574. Bro your not funny man you seriously ruined the video. Grow up . Have a good day thanks for the help man your seriously annoying I hope you see this because your seriously so fkn weird and lame but thanks for the video
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  7575. This was awesome.. not only educational.. but silly as shit. I gave it a like brother .
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  7576. this guy can detect rod bearing wear just by smelling oil pan bolt. This is some next level Bunta shit :D
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  7577. Amazing video my friend Today I learn something new.
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  7578. Brilliant... well done
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  7579. Enjoy your videos, but still don't understand the "why" on this one. Why not just get a 20v 4AG that gives you iTB's while retaining the benefits of a closed loop EFI set up? Same looks and sound, but better fuel economy, controlled Air to fuel ratio, etc. I do not believe a carbureted engine, even when adjusted properly, will be any more responsive that a fuel injection setup. There are good reasons that EFI is used on all modern engjnes. You will spend a lot of money on this and still make less power than a silver top or blacktop 20V 4AGE. Blacktop has variable valve timing, higher compression ratio, lighter internals, and is higher revving...generating more power than the set up you are doing with far greater reliability, lower emissions, and no need for routine balancing of carbs.
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  7580. i love how you planned everything out. Love the plan.
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  7581. Very ambitious plans, mate! hope you can implement it soon! :)
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  7582. I've been looking at this kit on eBay and wondering how/what/where and more how.. but luckily I found your videos!! I'll be keeping an eye on this build for sure! Thank you, keep up the good work and good luck 👍🏻
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  7583. I had no idea you couldn't even import one! That said, sometimes making something unique is all the fun. Cars aren't all about the smartest and most economical choice, otherwise everyone would do the exact same builds. Cars are about fun and passion too. Plus, his actual cost on this build is actually going to be fairly moderate, and still probably less than buying an entire good 20V engine and supporting parts. I personally want to SR20 swap my MR2. I wanted to get it done this summer, but had too much come up. Why am I doing it when a Honda K swap will give me more power with a more modern engine? I like the SR20 and nobody has done it before. :D
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  7584. Great explanation! now i know why!:D
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  7585. It's shame that VanPaguam got taken down from YouTube
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  7586. i love this video you’re very funny💀
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  7587. I FKKING LOOOOVE YOUURRRR CHANNNELLLLLL
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  7588. (goes out to the backyard garage and peeks in at the 10 years of dust on his MR2) someday... someday...
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  7589. I just use water or liquid glass cleaner in a spray bottle 👍 But I think your “Super” car shampoo are a bit strong, you got weird when you stick your hands in it 😂😂😂 Nice job, it looks like new 😋
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  7590. A complex subject explained so well.
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  7591. Great presentation! Your speech pattern is also easy to understand.
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  7592. woooow I am surprised. the best explanation ever ever
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  7593. This deserves a subscribe and bell.
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  7594. Thank you so much for explaining the firing interval in degrees. I missed it so much, asked many people, no one could tell. Thank you!!!!!!!
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  7595. I've always loved physics and 1 year ago i found my passion in cars and to find a channel like yours, that combines these passions is truly amazing. It's clear, easy to follow and your explanations are very clean. You have no idea how much i appreciate this kind of content. Thank you
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  7596. I learned more in this 19 min & 29 sec video about engine balancing than all the mechanics combine I've ever talked to. WOW !!
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  7597. Dude.. you ROCK.. love the way you explain things..being dyslexic .. made learning in a traditional setting.... challenging.. still is actually, but not like it was...anyways... your style of instruction...well I was able to sit for 19 minutes and track with the conversation (trust me thats PHENOMENAL, I am not known for being able to sit) and I didn't have to stop the video to let my brain process.. not once.. crazy..actually felt like a regular person there for a bit.. I'm rambling. Apologies for that... THANK YOU for taking the time to do these videos.. I TRULY APPRECIATE IT.. Your subscriber count just went up and will continue to as I rant and rave about my experience to EVERYONE I know.. Keith McConnel
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  7598. First video I’ve ever watched from you, and it was so perfectly concise and informative that I subscribed. But I wonder: airplane engines do not have balancing shafts, despite being very large and heavy 4 cylinder engines. Is this due to the horizontally opposed layout of the cylinders?
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  7599. Just discovered this channel, absolutely brilliant, subscribed
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  7600. beautiful explanation. well done. looking forward to better understanding V and flat configurations.
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  7601. Some say he only uses primary-colored markers, while others say he is simultaneously an adolescent and an elder. All we know is that he is not Jason, but Jason's facial hair cousin
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  7602. Fantastic presentation! Great visuals, but I also dig this guy's overall style! I'd love to know more about where he's from, what his background is, etc. On a related note, I'm now missing my 1988 BMW 325is with its wonderful inline 6 (and manual transmission)! I should have found a way to keep that car...
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  7603. Duuude... you opened the engine geek in me ! All i ever wanted to know about engines is on your channel, when will i sleep ???
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  7604. Another excellently presented vid. Wonderful, please keep it up!
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  7605. Magnifique, merci beaucoup ♥️
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  7606. This channel is awesome, thanks for existing.
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  7607. Absolutely amazing video. No BS, and superb teaching methods. Kudos mate 👍
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  7608. I was going to point out the cross plane 4 cyl. But then you did right before the closing.
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  7609. What a great video. Best and most complete explanation. We can only appreciate the time and effort you put in to go so far as to study the physics of the engine.
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  7610. This guy does an amazing job explaining all of this.
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  7611. omg i so want to see other videos flat and cross plane 4cil interest me so much after seing this
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  7612. I want to be the first to see your motorcycle video esp. the Pan head Harley. I just rang the bell.
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  7613. Best explanation I have ever heard, i.e., ever understood.
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  7614. By far and large and without any fear of being unfair to others this is the very best explanation on the subject of engine balancing. The secondary inbalance is very well detailed. Thank you very much for taking your knowledgement and time to produce this so great video as well as the other related ones. Would like to add that there is a very good old book named V6 performance written by Pat Ganahl that covers very deeply all 90' degrees usa made V6 engines and very detailed about the semi even firing engines that were offered for some time.
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  7615. Excellent video in all regards. The best I have seen in discussing and explaining this confusing subject. Very well done.
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  7616. Outstanding video. Very clear, detailed, but not too complicated. My first video of yours, and I'm an instant subscriber. Keep this kind of content going!
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  7617. its so awesome to see it finally come to life after years of watching these wondering if it will happen one day :) congrats friend
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  7618. Another great video! I just recently bought my mk1 MR2, they are awesome cars. Greetings from Hungary!
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  7619. I felt for you when you dropped the gear shift emblem, Noooooooo!!! Great video!!!
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  7620. Dude that was fucking great! Loved everything but I noticed as soon as you got your cup that you forgot about the cupholder lmao
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  7621. Omg lol that's happened to me to many times... "NO CUPHOLDERSSSS AHHHH"
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  7622. Cancer coming out from the pipe)))))) ahahahahahahhahaahh!!!
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  7623. i also fear rust... cool.. i mean its not cool but cool
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  7624. Please actually make more long videos like these
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  7625. Tony Froude is still alive. I just emailed him a few weeks ago. Not joking! Mr2 community is pretty tight knit apparently. I was smiling when you pulled out the business card. Nice to know that while we are worlds apart we are not so different.
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  7626. Only car people would even be interested in your car. It's sad but true. If it makes you feel any better I love your build, the AW11 is such a sexy little thing and the bike carbs sound incredible. Who cares if it's actually slow when it's got your heart and soul put into it.
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  7627. Awesome video, thank you very much!!!!
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  7628. thanks man
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  7629. Wow. Great idea.
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  7630. Great info! Cheers mate!
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  7631. Awesome, thanks for sharing!!!
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  7632. Your a genius. Thanks bro.
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  7633. Wow. Thank you very much for posting this video. There's a lot of people out here that will use this. Including me. Cheers.
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  7634. Thank you for your great idea
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  7635. Genuine brilliant idea!
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  7636. Great tip, thanks!
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  7637. Strange I've never though of this, great info thanks!
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  7638. Good idea
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  7639. made it look easy..very informative
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  7640. can't wait to see this all come to life bro. I'm excited for you
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  7641. driving 4 answers I have a 89 MR2 (red). I was able to unscrew the old narrow band sensor from it mounting plate held in with the two bolts the stock exhaust. They share the same thread type so don't undo the two bolts just try to replace the sensor.
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  7642. having a 3s fe on some of my engines, watching the progress in your project makes me wanna turbo it, use the engine while was in the car and it was awful slow and consume much more than a celica turbo so glad to see you this happy with your build, only thing related to it, was when you drive, notice that you put your elbow on the door while pull, it is not the best of the ideas since part of your back losses feel while you support the door, on the same limit that you were talking about pushing the car and its limits take care and hope see more updates
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  7643. I love the way creators like you make u YouTube an amazing place where to find information. Thanks.
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  7644. Really enjoyed your video thank you
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  7645. Anothe amazing vid!!!! Like and comment for ya!
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  7646. Got my answers, thank you
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  7647. dropping a comment to help with the algorithm. Absolutely stellar channel, the type of content I'll need to save for my kids
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  7648. Thank you. I learned so much from this video. You have a gift with your communication skills.
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  7649. Wow what a great explanation and I love those models!! Thanks!
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  7650. I cant get enough of this guy's absolutely great explanation on anything...❤
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  7651. Wonderful explanation as allways, thank you so much my friend 🎉
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  7652. I'm in awe of the fact that you made me understand this complex topic so easily. You've earned my subscription!
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  7653. I don't know how I can enjoy a new D4A video series without my daily explanation of primary and secondary imbalances.
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  7654. It's simple: - a turbojet gets most of its power from the whooooosh - a turbofan gets most of its power from the vwoooooo Thank you for coming to my Ted talk.
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  7655. what a great video thanks
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  7656. One of your best explanatory videos, thank you.
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  7657. ABSOLUTLY fascinating! GREAT video!
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  7658. My boys are going to love this. Hard to think if I've ever heard these subjects so well explained. Subscribed and applauded! Thank you.
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  7659. Fantastic job explaining complicated stuff in simple terms. Thank you.
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  7660. I'm a Psychology Student, and yet here I am
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  7661. I've looked into this stuff before, and kinda understood it, but this presentation really drove it home for me. Thanks!
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  7662. You have incredible skill at making complex matters understandable. Thank you for taking the time and effort to make this great video!
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  7663. I was looking forward to this follow up and it didn't disappoint.
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  7664. This guys passion for mechanics is inspiring. Im really happy to have found the channel
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  7665. At last someone has answered the 3 questions I've never gotten a good answer to: Why Fan?, Why Bypass?, Why Afterburner?
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  7666. Thumb Up from me ! As always beautifully explained. Thank you !
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  7667. This is a great explanation of modern jet aircraft. Also it is very simple to understand.
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  7668. Succinct, packed with information, and no fluff. Excellent explanation!
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  7669. Awesome video! So informative. Great work!
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  7670. Really good information. Thank you for sharing.
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  7671. Dude…… you get a like, a subscribe, and a standing ovation and dual air high five from me! Taking my Poweplant written tomorrow and this clears up so many questions I had!!!!!! Thank you
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  7672. Loved your DIY Adjustable sway bar link video.!!! Thanks.
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  7673. I thoroughly enjoy the depth you go into topics. You are an excellent presenter!
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  7674. one of the very best youtube channel I enjoy to watch!!! thanks alot
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  7675. "What is up engine heads" One of my favorite & greatest greetings ever .. what an awesome way to start a video.. and man it feels good to be so 😈 lol
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  7676. This is, by far, the best education channel for petrolheads. just love the super explained video SIR I really appreciate the work and research you made in the making of this video, keep it up ..... 😍🥰🤑😝🤪😜😎💙💯👌✌🤙
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  7677. What an amazing journey! :)
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  7678. Just saw one of these on Craigslist for 2K and then I looked up if there's a community for it and I found your channel, I think this is the deciding factor for my first project car!
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  7679. Mad respect. Purchasing this dream car and spending enormous time and effort to resurrect it instead of selling it out of buyer's remorse takes huge devotion.
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  7680. I sold my aw11 a few months back and im still upset about it although at this point in my life it wasnt the best option for me. It had t tops but they leaked pretty horribly, the engine ran great! Sometimes. The transmission definitely needed some love and we replaced the clutch because it exploded. It had a bodykit on it when i got it but it looked awful, so i took it all off and found that the previous owner cut both front fenders to try to get the bodykit bumper on but even with that it looked really bad. But if i said i didnt miss that car and all it’s problems id be a damn liar
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  7681. Thank you for being naive. This is an amazing journey to watch.
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  7682. You are a true visionary! To oversee this whole process, to know which screw to tie, where to put a bolt, how to connect a wire... makes my head hurt. And I thought that technical university was hard :-)))
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  7683. I've had my junky aw11 for 3 years. Almost sold it since I am not mechanically inclined and it's in horrible shape. Vidoes like these give me hope 😭
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  7684. The first part feels weird, not your typical style. But then it remembered all i forgot, how much you put into this car, and i'm not talking about money here. I even forgot the black engine bay and how amazing it looks! The suspension, brakes, wiring... You've come a long way man. Great music choice as well.
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  7685. You give me hope for my MR2! It also needs a transmission rebuild and developed rod knock a couple months back. I have never done any significant work on cars but I am so excited to give it a go. Your videos will be profoundly helpful!
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  7686. A totally outstanding effort! Quite superb. Many congratulations on your exceptional determination to complete the task, regardless! Very well done. I salute you!
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  7687. Well done mate. Top build 👌
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  7688. Awesome job man, thumbs up. Im looking for one myself to restore, I haven't worked on cars either but looks like you learned a lot. Thanks for sharing.
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  7689. This video has given me drive to roll the dice and buy an MR2 with a blown head gasket!
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  7690. i swear this video is the best enjoyable motivational rebuild video i have ever seen
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  7691. And what a journey it's been.
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  7692. At the beginning of the video, it was sad to see such a good and valuable car struggling and suffering. You're a good man for this
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  7693. Can't wait. And thank you for the great content. I learn a lot from these.
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  7694. Nice video man! Subscribed
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  7695. Excelente explicación y video !!!
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  7696. Excellent you are very good mechanic and video editor.
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  7697. Very nice 👍🏻
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  7698. Thanks for the video.....learned something today.
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  7699. easy and very clear presentation, without any concealment. Good Luck. Ameer from San Francisci
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  7700. Great video. Toyotas like MR2 mark II, Celica AT180 and Corolla EE90 has problem with plastich bush, it goes off offen. I am looking this video for my Celica so long. Thank you.
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  7701. wow this was very good**
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  7702. Good job on this video!!!
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  7703. bravo
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  7704. Good instruction, thank you for the video.
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  7705. Thank you so much for your rapid reply to my comments. You are not the first mechanic who has told me that new parts tend to be shoddy & that quality control seems non existent. I replaced TWO master cylinders in my Ford Escape this year. I bought NEW master cylinders...not rebuilds. Napa supplied me a new cylinder & when I installed it and attempted to connect the two brake lines, one of the ports had NEVER been threaded. NAPA accepted the defective cylinder & gave me a replacement NEW cylinder. After installation & bleeding I had a VERY low pedal. I went to a reputable local shop who had a scan tool that would allow them to sequence the valves in the ABS module to ensure that any possible air would be purged. No improvement. The shop hooked up their power bleeder, & the scan tool & bled brakes according to Ford instructions. Still a low pedal. After driving the car for a few days I went to another parts store & bought a REBUILT master cylinder, which was done by a local shop. I bled the brakes & all was well. The second cylinder was defective. I realise that a total rebuild of the steering box is impractical/impossible for a DIY guy, but I was thinking more in terms of the seals. Your videos are first class & your courtesy in explaining the style of rebuild of the unit was logical in all respects. I look forward to more of your productions. Thanks again, Brian
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  7706. That was very interesting and enjoyable, in fact very satisfying since there is a happy ending. I can never resist good news of any kind so the fact that I don't own an AW11 is immaterial. Yay!
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  7707. driving 4 answers very cool! Hello from Melbourne Australia! Good to see some stuff from Bosnia. I’m really enjoying your videos. Keep it up.
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  7708. Very nice job on those wheels !
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  7709. I live in Canada and I would like to get Ronal wheels but they don't sell them in North America anymore. You can buy here any other brand and specially Japanese wheels. I still prefer original brands like "BBS","Ronal" and "American Racing Wheels" (for american cars). First time I ever saw Toyota MR2 was in Germany at some dealership back in 1985. I couldn't believe crowd surrounding that car as if they are giving money for free. I was 20 years old from Zagreb Croatia ,moving to U.S.A. At that time I despised all Japanese cars.I thought how ugly they are and without any character. I honestly thought that those Germans are imbeciles,beside all those BMW's,Audi's,VW's and M.B.'s,they are looking at midget Japanese car! Back then I was drooling at Audi Coupe B2,BMW 323i,M.B.190,VW Sciriocco Mk2 and Golf GTI and Alfa Romeo GTV,Alfasud and Alfasud Sprint. I'm 54 years old and my favorite car is my Toyota Corolla!
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  7710. OMG the handstand push ups were bloody hilarious.
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  7711. Does that make those GDM wheels? WGDM wheels even? 😂 I already said it in another comment, but I prefer center caps on. I actually think the red matched to the car looks really good. Just put a screaming chicken decal on over red matched centers and they'll be perfect, hah. Don't paint the wheels, they look good as is. Though I dislike fake two piece wheel bolts, these are about the least offensive I have seen. Your wood clamp method was epic, I've only used cardboard before but that wouldn't have held well. Sorry the bolt trick didn't work, but the wheels still look bomb. Be careful if you buy "black oxide" finish bolts, as I have found that some still rust badly. I actually enjoyed the editing in this video, found it pretty fun, nice job. Congrats on almost reaching 30K subs! Hope I can win some stuff. ;)
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  7712. Really like the new video style by the way!
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  7713. Sounds good. Good work, well done!
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  7714. After watching your channel for almost a year, ive learned enough to take on my own sorta "project underdog" and bought a Toyota mk.3 Supra with the 7m-ge and do a head swap to a gte head and fit an intercooler and turbo. Its an arizona car thats garage kept w 127k mi. All the body and mechanicals are clean so its a great cantidate for it. Thanks so much for your efforts. Its inspiring and empowering.
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  7715. Simply awesome.
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  7716. Glorious!
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  7717. Good stuff. I love your vocal delivery and emphasis on certain key words! Well done. I wish to channel and osmose your motor nerdness into my brain. 👍👍👍
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  7718. One of the best vids I've seen. Never thought about doing this myself. No I want to try this.
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  7719. 👌👍👌That's the absolutly best I've seen in 40 years about explanations how to make motors. I am car mechanic, have 60 years and made several engines. Your channel is very to recomand. 👌👍👌🙋🏼🐺i
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  7720. fucking hillarious. i was looking for a video to make my own mounts and i was looking at your mounts and thought they looked familiar. I wanted to make mounts for my MR2 MK1 and here you are doing it for the exact same car! Such a coincidence.
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  7721. epic!
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  7722. Awesome!!
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  7723. Incredible and wayyyy cheaper, caulk works too but on mounts going bad
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  7724. Great video
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  7725. Nice DIY!👍😎
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  7726. your channel is so fucking good, bro
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  7727. Not sure how I missed the pinned comment, Im bad at youtube. Thanks for entertaining my question even tho you get it a ton it seems. I really appreciate your videos and I love the intro! I subscribed for updates
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  7728. Yep like it I'd buy ya a beer if I could job well done
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  7729. Excellent instructional video. Great job.
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  7730. Very good video it help me
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  7731. Great idea, & great video. Thank you.
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  7732. BRILLIANT!!!!!
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  7733. Great idea and demo video, thanks for sharing. I like that I saw this BEFORE I did my engine swap not after!
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  7734. awesome video. definatly gonna try this on my truck
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  7735. Probabli i cant see the livestreen but good luck ,i am sure this time it Will run (desde argentina )
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  7736. Joys of modifying, pretty normal!
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  7737. Exited!!!!!!!! It will turn on for sure !!
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  7738. Next up we fine tune the jetting with regardz to driveability vs performance! And please my friend clean up the shop a lttle bit for safety! Dont go hurting yourself now!
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  7739. Great !
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  7740. I don't know if I'll be able to watch livestream so good luck in advance :)
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  7741. So you literally had to sort a kink out. It's almost never that simple
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  7742. The true face of GENIUS at work...soldier on King...you do have...IT!
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  7743. Holy crap that was very funny Well done for persevering dude Good content Keep em coming Cheers!!
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  7744. damn it, so fkn amazing!! 👏🏻
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  7745. That was awesome live. I'm going to be very interested to see if it makes the same, better, or less power. I'll be watching. Keep up the good work!
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  7746. i have the same car, i want to do this so badly, very clean job!
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  7747. Awesome work my man! I'm planning on doing a build similar to yours with the bike carbs. Just waiting for all the trials and tribulations of your build so I can go full force into my carb 4ag.
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  7748. Sounds so beautiful!!
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  7749. Will you make a video about setting up the ITBs? Awesome videos and content as always! Biggest fan from Greece!
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  7750. Sadly couldn’t watch livestream. It’s nice to hear the 4a-ge run again. Sounds very different from a Silvertop or a Blacktop. Can’t wait to hear it on full chat.
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  7751. amazing!!!
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  7752. I had considered putting motorcycle carbs on my AW11 too. I havent watched your other vids about it yet but Id bet it runs excellently. It is the perfect car to make use of such a set up and great engine for it, with its high redline. Thank you for upping these as I am reminiscing hardcore right now! lol!
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  7753. Sounds nice
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  7754. I wish my Mr2 had that kind of throttle response. Won't be a problem for too much longer; I'm hoping to swap in a 3sgte caldina within the next year or so. :D Very impressive build. I'm glad I found your channel!
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  7755. Sounds great!
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  7756. oh man, those carbs let the engine purrrr. i’m so used to hearing the glorious ITB’s haha
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  7757. Your a mad man I love it.
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  7758. Very happy for you! Sounds awesome, apart from being a bit out of tunning but that's expected on first start! Looking forward to hear a WOT clip from that badboy
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  7759. Sounds so good!
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  7760. https://media.tenor.co/images/e93df516bdd9abae11df323f1a1798f5/raw
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  7761. I'd like to that in an alternate universe, this design is the standard, and a very enthusiastic but controversial D4A video just came out about why the straight bore design is better
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  7762. Do I care about cars? No. Do I care about engines? No. Do I care about learning new cool stuff? Absolutely yes! While this video absolutely debunks this designs for car usage it also exposes it to a broader audience and that's always a good thing. Ideas need minds. Maybe it can find more niche applications, maybe better materials will make it possible in the feature. The main take should not be that it's a failed design. It's that we need to look for more places where it might be used.
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  7763. What a great video, you covered every angle I hoped you would. This engine might make a fun novelty with needle bearings and a 2-stroke configuration to lube them but that's about it.
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  7764. Dude, i can watch you nerd on and on for hours, you bring so much good info
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  7765. He remastered the og intro!!!!!! YEEEAHAAAHHHHH
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  7766. Excellent enjoyed it immensely 🙏 .
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  7767. Great work King. Thanks.
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  7768.  @d4a  so should we double the wrist pin losses into the diagram ? those skirts suddenly look attractive (damn, I never thought I would even need to say that in any context).
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  7769. Best video ever! 😂
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  7770. Absolutely excellent job, and done with grace, and class! Pointing out the usefulness of this design in oil-less air compressors was extremely good of you. I admire your ability to explain complicated mechanical principles with very clear and complete plain language. Thank you very much!
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  7771. Excellent explanation! Thanks so much!
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  7772. Thank you for the videos
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  7773. EXCELLENT VIDEO! THANKS!
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  7774. I love your channel btw!
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  7775. Congrats on 1 mil!!
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  7776. Incredibly well explained, thank you
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  7777. You should do a video about the Taurozzi Pendulum Engine
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  7778. Perfect video and perfect explanation....as always
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  7779. Amazing channel!! I really want to thank you for sharing your knowledge!
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  7780. that was AWESOME ! simple comprehensible and perfect many thanks to U
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  7781.  @d4a  con rods DO make interesting viewing windows. 😂
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  7782. Wished you were my instructor during My engineering years !! Hats off sir !!
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  7783. 5:51, what you mean by that is when the needle goes clockwise all the way to the furthest direction, correct? Not CCW? I love the pictures really beautiful knowledge, keep it up D4A
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  7784. I LOVE THIS CHANNEL
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  7785. you are so good at explaining that even i could understand all of it. thanks
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  7786. As usuall...,excelent and simple explanation ! > Txz for sharing your knowdlegde !!!
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  7787. You are good teacher 🙂 :) thank you so much.
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  7788. You're the champion in explaining this complicated concept. Thank you so much man!
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  7789. Such a good video and good explanation.
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  7790. this was so informative!! the way u break it down is amazing. ty so much
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  7791. BOOOOOOSSSSTTT SCHOOOOOLLLL! Another outstanding video bro. 👍
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  7792. Absolutely amazing the greatest show on you tube. always Informative and your helping me with new found knowledge to build the car of my dreams good on you... keep up the outstanding work 👏
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  7793.  @d4a  Thank you for answering! I know the feeling. Maybe you could take up small things if and when you can instead of aiming for large steps. I don’t know if that might help, it did for me but we’re all different so 🤷‍♂️. All the best, you’re awesome!
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  7794.  @d4a  Just want to let you know that I thoroughly enjoy watching your videos. They are packed with useful and easy to follow information. How is your project going? Did you achieve your goal of 300hp? Thanks for making these videos!
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  7795. I've clear view about how that variants changes to get CR after watching your video ,Thanks.
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  7796. Love your videos most complete info on YouTube..keep up the good work 👍🏻
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  7797. Excellent videos. You rock my guy.
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  7798. Another superb video, thanks!
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  7799.  @d4a  ! Thank you so much for answering my question! I just recently found your channel, and I followed your guide of how to install polyurethane bushings! You are so helpful. I just ordered eibach springs, and I'm going to swap them out as well as my strut inserts. Your videos are great. Keep them up!!
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  7800. This was superb! Thank you for the detailed but simple-words explanation!
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  7801. That was gold. Thank you.
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  7802. nice video, is that toyota mr2 mk1?
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  7803. This is brilliant! Thank you a lot! Finally, someone explained simply, where does the torque curve come from.
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  7804. Seen plenty of VE maps, never understood it, until this video.. This is awesome
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  7805. Nice Joke With The Tesla/Rivian/Zero!
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  7806. Thanks!
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  7807. Best video about engine mapping i have seen on youtube
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  7808. bro where were you all my life your a genius your teaching is phenomenal
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  7809. At 9:20 when you changed the ve number to 30, a light bulb totally went off in my head. The demo of hunting idle was eye opening!
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  7810. I subscribed, this video is worth paying for. Excellent information, perfectly worded for simple yet in depth explaination
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  7811. This was beautifully explained, thank you so much
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  7812. Very very great man, keep it up 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
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  7813. Absolute 💯 legend well explained even a muppet like me can understand 👍
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  7814. You really are a good teacher. Thanks, and have a coffee on me!
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  7815. My favorite part of d4a videos are the obviously self made diagrams
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  7816. As an ecoboost owner I have to thank you 10 times over for this vid. I understood before but I understand better now. 😊
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  7817. Thanks!
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  7818. This is an excellent video.
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  7819. This is simply the best video I have ever seen explaining this concept, wow! You have got yourself a sub for that.
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  7820. This is GOLD !
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  7821. driving 4 answers respect for buying some quality man!
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  7822. I just ordered mine! lets see if it makes a difference over the stock one!
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  7823. Nice Video! Im running an aftermarket XTD chrome-moly flywheel, Technotoytuning crank pulley . I need to get the water-pump and alternator pulleys for my 88 MR2. Its limited too 7000 rpm it spins up quick and no waiting for the rpms to drop to shift.
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  7824. would be good if you guys could do a E150F box but defiantly good knowledge good effort guys.
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  7825. Excellent episode. Super informative. Very well researched. Fantastic archive footage. Thanks for answering all the not so obvious questions and pointing out all the quirks in your videos. Your German is super! Keep up the cringy rap!!!! LOL!
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  7826. I would love too see you go deeper on the high Hp tuning side of this engine. In your format it would be killer.. So many YouTube videos seem to be designed to be depressing… After your videos I am always chuckling a little. I own a BAM… but I’ve water heaps of your videos before this video. And heck yes I learned so much Thank you. 🇦🇺🤜🏼🤛🏼😎🍀🍀🍀🤓🤓🤓
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  7827. Thanks! What a great presentation ! Subscribed. I'm into Volkswagen TDI engines. It would be great to have such a thorough presentation on the tdi's. Anybody reading this please chime in, maybe we can collectively convince him. Ross
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  7828. Just subscribed. Saw a recommendation and watched the LS engine episode first, now I'm hooked. This is some great work you're doing.
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  7829. Woohoo!! I made the cut. Awesome video as always mate. 👌
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  7830. best car channel ever
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  7831. yep
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  7832. You are a truly gifted teacher. Thanks a ton, man!
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  7833. One of the best channels for understanding vehicle oriented engineering concepts. Thanks for the content and your dedication.
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  7834. Very nice explanation. Well done!!
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  7835. Awesome! Thank you so much for clarifying all of that! Always love your videos and all the research and work that goes into them.
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  7836. My Father always told me stick to smart people, the ones that can teach you something all the time, and that's what I am doing.
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  7837. Great stuff. Love the lego explanation
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  7838. I'm Japanese. My English is not good, but the video was well edited and easy to understand. I realized how LSD works and how important it is, thank you!🖐️😆👌
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  7839. You are very good men. You have very good MINDSET.I like very much that you do! Keep uploading!.
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  7840. Very impressive videos. I subscribed just after watching 2 or 3 of them. Very informative, keep it up... 💯
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  7841. Best explanation ever congratulations 👏👏👏👏
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  7842. Super video, really well explained 👏
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  7843. Wow this is such a perfectly explained video
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  7844. Easily the best explanation i have seen on this. This should get you some subscriptions. You got mine!
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  7845. you put a lot of work and thinking in ur videos man...imidiately a fan.. Regard Dr Ahmed..
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  7846. oooh 22 minutes... that´s so much... Whait, why it´s ending ?
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  7847. As usual, you are nothing less than impressive. Really, the words aren’t enough. Thank you sir
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  7848. 18:10 my point exactly! Thumbs up @d4a
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  7849. Amazing work man, as usually. Did you saw the new engin conception by Porsche with 6 strokes ? Must be au super cool vidéo with your work, and with Porsche on the title you gonna catch those clics you deserve.
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  7850. Great video. You are saying what needs to be said. Never ignore the obvious.
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  7851. And you ended this video PERFECT !
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  7852. I love this Channel ❤
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  7853. Thanks!
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  7854. THIS MAN JUST PUT FUTUREFUNK ON SUBSCRIBED!!!
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  7855. Beautiful explanation
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  7856. Excellent video.
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  7857. Excellent, starightforward and to the point. appreciate it dude.
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  7858. Perfec video thankyou
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  7859. Thanks
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  7860. Love these types of projects. A lot experience to be shared.
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  7861. Yes! Finally!! Excited to watch this video, congrats on the build thus far!
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  7862. Thanks to you for sharing your project and your joy! 😊 I am sure there is a lot more to come with châssis optimization, I will stay tuned 😉
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  7863. I've been waiting for so long for this! Awesome! Waiting for you to get comfortable enough to take it up a touge and get a pov drive vid
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  7864. Very Happy to see this amazing car back to street! What a amazing journey! As Homer said in his Odyssey “The Journey matters more than the destination”. Fantastic engine - turbo sounds we are waiting for a ride in the country side with no traffic 😊
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  7865. lol super cool build.
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  7866. Fuck it, I'm going out to the garage and working on my AW11 MR2.......... after this video
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  7867. Thanks for your work.
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  7868. I had no idea u were building a car man! Great job have fun be safe!
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  7869. Enjoy your efforts and money well spent. Have fun and smiles!
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  7870. I’m so happy to see you enjoy all of your hard work! I know what it’s like spending hundreds of hours researching and building a car. That first drive is one of the best feelings for a car enthusiast.
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  7871. Congratulations! Job well done!
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  7872. we are so happy for you, enjoy your unicorn build man, cheers from algeria
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  7873. I've been waiting for years to see you drive the mr2 again
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  7874. Build Chapter is coming to a close, and Driving chapter has just started!! This is one scary MR2 and I Absolutely Love it!!
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  7875. Congrats on the build , mate!!! This is absolutely amazing !
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  7876. This video was so awesome it literally helped me out of a mental slump I’ve been In for the past couple days
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  7877. 🤣He was so excited to drive the car he could barely speak straight. I swear I just congratulated you on 500k and now you are past 825k!!!! It has been maybe 3 months since then! Congrats and all the best brother! Please never change from the roots of this channel, no matter how big you get! Love from Canada. P.S. I would definitely put some ducting for that intercooler, it should be seeing tons of fresh air!
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  7878. Your reaction when it made boost for the first time says it all. Congrats!
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  7879. It's a wonderous creation, love it !! Can't wait for more content 👍🙂
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  7880. I`m really happy for you! Your joy is really catching from video to the viewer, it`s fun to see how you enjoy and fear at the same time behind the wheel. 🤗
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  7881. Congratulations dude! Big day indeed!
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  7882. Congratulations, very happy for you. There are few better feelings than the rush you get when something you created works. That smile says it all. Great job and thanks for sharing.
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  7883. Congratulations! I am so happy for You : - ) I do know what it is like to finally finish a long build, and it is so wonderful when You get her all tuned in. Wish Me luck with My builds, a 1986 Volvo 740 i've put on 4 PWK42mm Bike carbs, and My 1973 lomax 223 a 2cv based 3 wheeler kit car that I'm currently supercharging! Best Wishes Dee
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  7884. congratulations! watching the video smiling with you
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  7885. Your reactions are worth a thousand words you need not say more! More boost less trucks! 👊👊👊👊👊
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  7886. Your excitement level is proof that you haven’t taken it for a real drive yet lol
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  7887. Speaking silly for the best reason, actual excitement, pleasure and satisfaction. Great work! Thank you for sharing
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  7888. I don’t know how you keep your composure that car sounds incredible I can only imagine how it feels in the driver seat in something you build..awesome work keep it up 👍
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  7889. it's great to see you enjoying the car so much! You couldn't have asked for a better first test drive, now you can relax and enjoy fixing the little things at your leisure.
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  7890. Wow! What great build! Love the MR2 as back in 86 I was so close to getting one but went with the Peugeot 205 GTI only beouse it had more seats!!! But what a great job you have done...The Turbo whistle sounds just awesome!
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  7891. Congratulations mate, nice to see that car runing on boost!!!!🤜🤛😊
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  7892. I find myself smiling so hard for you! So happy for you!
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  7893. Tremendous mate, I’m chuffed to bits for you. The hard work is paying off 👍👍👍👍
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  7894. this is beautiful
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  7895. An excellent answer, and well explained
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  7896. yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay
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  7897. 0:28 The greatest 4 cylinder engine ever... B16 Fanboy - Unsheaths Katana 0:30 ... BMW has... B16 Fanboy - Sheaths Katana
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  7898. Loved the German Rap, Awesome
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  7899. New to the channel and I have to say, this is an outstanding and well researched production. I'm more of a 5 series guy owning a daily driven E39 with the beautifully balanced M54 but after watching this though I bet I'll be taking second glances at E30's thanks to you. You are German correct? With a background of automotive engineering? I've always thought the Japanese make the best 4 cylinders, us Americans the best V8's and the Germans the best inline 6's. It's a wonder why other makes don't take advantage of the many benefits and configurations an inline 6 naturally brings? I'm guessing weight and emissions are drawbacks. Again, excellent video jam packed with info and I'm definitely subbed and look forward to watching your other work.
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  7900. How can you not love a man who can appreciate what makes a truly great engine block?
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  7901. I love all your videos so much…the content is incredible but its your attitude and the way you look and think about cars that I relate to so much.
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  7902. bro ur channel is awesome!!!! and also u look like john wick....
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  7903. this series has been awesome. love all the techs and specs
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  7904. Amazing video as always, p.s.,your German is impressive🙏🙏🙏
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  7905. I thought I'd seen good explanation videos on YouTube but that was phenomenal
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  7906. Love the clear and concise explanations. Wonderful
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  7907. This is the best video I've ever seen on this topic. Extremely educational.
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  7908. The more I learn about engines, the more I respect the fact a decently maintained car will typically get 150000+ miles. It's incredible how humans have engineered an engine that will go past 5000 miles 😅 How many times has your engine completed a cycle and it still runs bang on point? A modern miracle.
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  7909. Thanks for this video man! It was really informative about diesel stuff as I only knew little about them since I've always been into petrol cars only.
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  7910. The best comparison video I’ve ever seen. Thanks!
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  7911. What a great video. Thank you!
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  7912. i am indebted to you for sharing this knowledge that is so easily understandable.. thank you so much and continue the good work.
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  7913. Very well done! Liked and subscribed at the first video and I do not subscribe that easy :-)
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  7914. Superb explanatory video. Liked and subscribed. ❤️
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  7915. Thank you so much man, I really learned a lot from this video!
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  7916. Thanks. The best explanation of the ICE I have heard.
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  7917. I just found a mine of gold. I mean you know so well how to explain.
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  7918. This is one of the best channel I have ever seen, keep a great work sir, excellent information, thanks for sharing this great Video 😊🙏👍
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  7919. Best explanation video i ever watch for PETROL vs DIESEL. Thank you so much
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  7920. Wow. So much information! ... Like I just came from class.
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  7921. I been around cars & trucks for a very long time and that was the best explanation I have ever heard. Thumps up. :)
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  7922. The education I've received from this channel on engines outweighs what I've learnt about them in my entire life 💯
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  7923. Best explanation ever !!!
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  7924. This is by far one of the best channels on YouTube! Thank you!
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  7925. One of the best videos i have seen on Petrol Vs DZL engine Explanation methods were superb Thanks.....🇮🇳
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  7926. Your excellent graphics as well as the narration enhances each other beautifully.
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  7927. damn this is so in-depth i could pass an exam on this topic. great vid sir!
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  7928. Great video, thanks very much. Learnt heaps from that.
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  7929. Bravo, another supremely fascinating and educational video.
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  7930. Very informative, so clear and very professional speaker. Love it! so I subscribed!
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  7931. This video was straight to the point and very well explained. You are amazing
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  7932. Very well explained. Very clear,well done.......Should be a teacher.
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  7933. wonderful presentation
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  7934. That was one seriously awesome video. thank you and very well done. Subscribed with out hesitation.
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  7935. You make amazing videos, thank you so much :)
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  7936. Love you're videos the 3sgte video is my favorite so much good information all ways ty!!
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  7937. Thankyou sooooooooooooooooooooo much for this video mate!
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  7938. Your channel is just brilliant
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  7939. This is an unbelievably great video! Thank you!
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  7940. Very informative and educational video. Thanks a lot.
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  7941. Best video I've watched in ages, really want to understand better how engines work and you do a great job explaining concepts.
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  7942. One can become addict to these in-depth reviews : )
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  7943. big thanks. this is the most informative video i have ever watched on the subject.
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  7944. wonderful .. appreciate your effort and quality content
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  7945. One of the best educational videos on You Tube. Well done young man.
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  7946. Best video I watched in this month.,, Best comparision b/w P and D ever..
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  7947. The best overall explanation, thank you!
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  7948. Well produced, and laid out video. This gave me a deeper understanding of some mechanics of diesel engines.
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  7949. Wow! What a lesson. Thanks for the detailed explanation of both engines. I feel like I've earned a certificate in mechanics from this. Great stuff!🙏🏾
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  7950. Your explanation skills are unmatched 💯
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  7951. Awesome ! This is the best comparison I have ever seen on YouTube.
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  7952. Awesome video. One of the best explanations of engine workings!
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  7953. Best explanation video I've seen about engines, cheers!
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  7954. Your channel is fantastic! It is exactly the level of in depth I want whilst still being very accessible
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  7955. Not lying this channel is far the best when it comes to these topics ❤️
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  7956. This Fellow really knows his stuff. Big five star rating and thumbs up.
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  7957. Discovered your channel last night. Now it’s 5:35 AM. You’re very insightful and thorough. Thank you
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  7958. this video answered every question I had about diesel vs petrol, every question I didn't know I had, and every question I came up with while watching the video. Bravo 👏
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  7959. Subscribed after 5 minutes of watching. Brilliant and simple at the same time 👍
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  7960. This is the best car video that I ever saw. Thanks.
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  7961. this was masterfully explained & vividly illustrated #DeservesTenMillionViews
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  7962. Awesome video. Suscribed
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  7963. Fascinating video. Appreciation of all the work you put into this ! Thanks 🙏
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  7964. You have a great channel! Interesting, comprehensive information.
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  7965. Thanks!
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  7966. this guys is a complete Rockstar, awesome clip...
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  7967. Wow. Just wow. I thought I knew something... But now I know
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  7968. Way way abundant information on the topic. Bravo!! Great job
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  7969. i watched this twice. great explanation.
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  7970. you discussed it very well. I learned a lot from you. And I like your materials and diagrams presented. Very Good Work, bro!
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  7971. This is 10/10 explanation video. Super informative and easy to understand. Helped me decide between petrol and diesel :D
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  7972. You sir.....this video is LEGENDARY :)
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  7973. Dude this was such a great well explained video, your choice of words made it so easy to listen too. Keep it Up!
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  7974. Absolutely brilliant video. The most clear and concise explanation I've ever had. Top work
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  7975. Excellent explanation, I Highly recommend this video
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  7976. you're the best thing that happened to me this week! I love your videos
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  7977. What an amazing video, this is what YouTube was made for
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  7978. thank you so much! awesome in depth and easy to understand video.
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  7979. Make more videos like this please. So peaceful
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  7980. Torque specs: Hand tight :)
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  7981. 28 points= A ricer . And I own a Honda Civic. PERFECT!
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  7982. You didn't balance those pistons and rods -10 points
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  7983. I'm super happy to learn and connect from car enthusiasts around the world like you said. super grateful for the opportunities and motivation I get from people like you when things seem daunting. you've created so many diy videos, and it always comes off super passionate knowing you want to educate and inspire. like you don't have to make videos but you always want other people to learn and experience with you and I love that about D4A. Thanks again for the giveaway man. you have a big heart esp hearing your enthusiasm for the rest of the winners. P.S. the alternator was helping only a little with the bumper sag, thing sags a lot more than I'd like.
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  7984. Thrilling to watch as always. Thank you for sharing your adventures :) Love the ending !!
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  7985. 7:14 me everytime I drive my car🤣
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  7986. I have a blown head gasket on mine and I’m waiting on having that same face expression you had while driving that beauty !
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  7987. Pre kvalitetan sadrzaj. Samo naprijed ;-)
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  7988. your videos inspire me to bring my MR2 back to life <3
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  7989. Congrats man! So cool to see this car driving on the road! I will have to keep an eye out for a bad coil pack on mine as well. You can definitely hear the 2 cylinder misfire in the first drive footage. I'm glad you were able to get it all sorted out and not damage anything! Keep up the great work, I'm looking forward to more driving content to come!
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  7990. Congratulations mate ! Apart from a few little issues, those bike carbs sound amazing ! Now you've got me thinking about putting them on my 99' Corolla, i'm going to have to go over the bike carb installation part of the build again to see what i need. Cheers from Australia :)
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  7991. I cried tears of joy today... I can't believe it that it was running on two cylinders, and I completely understand the second guessing of everything you've touched. I do it all the time. Had to put a thermostat housing in an 07 passat last week, whilst the customer hung around the shop. The feeling of unease was palpable. Love ya bruv, the carbs sound good! Time for a fine tune!
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  7992. YESSSSSS SO MUCH LOVEEEEE. I love getting updates on this build!
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  7993. Your excitement punching the throttle in the tunnel was great! It’s how I feel every time I take mine out :) but unfortunately mine is off the road pending a new radiator too. It started dying about 600km from home on a 2,500km road trip, but worked just well enough to get me home. Seems like we found around about the max life of those radiators!!
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  7994. So glad I just found this channel. I'm a huge fan of the AW11 so it's great to see content being made on this car. I have so much to watch!
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  7995. 39:25 So good to see finally beginning to enjoy the car after so much patience and hard work. I felt it too, lol
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  7996. It is really nice to see your genuine sense of happiness when you're giving the car some throttle and getting over 4K.
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  7997. What the hell's going on here? I understood every word. Weird!
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  7998. This is awesome! I'm glad I just found your channel! Thanks!
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  7999. What a fantastic video. Very educational.
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  8000. Excellent explanation!
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  8001. Another beautiful explanation and learning experience. Thanks for the awesome illustrations too!
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  8002. I didn’t know that I needed to know this until I watched. Great explanation!
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  8003. Im taking an automotive course and im also an assistant mechanic which is why you're helping me a lot
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  8004. Ugh! Hoisted by my own petard! Had I not paused at that moment, but listened on, all would have been made clear.
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  8005. I have no use for this information, but I wish I'd come upon this channel earlier because It's just FUN to watch and learn
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  8006. Wow, great explanation! Cost me a phone but it was totally worth it. :-)
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  8007. Thank you to you and your editing team...these videos are great!
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  8008. Many old questions of mine were answered. Excellent video.
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  8009. Fantastic explanation!
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  8010. Absolutely brilliant to watch. Great explanation, thank you
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  8011. outstanding work! Thank you
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  8012. Fantastic detailed explanation, thanks
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  8013. Highly informative, easy to understand, just perfect. keep it coming! P.S Do you have a patreon account?
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  8014. So much that I didn’t know - and so well explained that now, I do know. Brilliant, thank you!
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  8015. Tricky subjects brilliantly displayed and narrated .
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  8016. This is my favorite youtube channel! Love how you get the information across so effectively! Way better than university (I did 4 years of mech eng)
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  8017. educational gold. thank you so much.
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  8018. Fascinating.
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  8019. This is excellent, KUDOS!!
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  8020. new favorite channel :D
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  8021. Damn You are good at this ... - thanks!
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  8022. Where was this channel all this time? 🙌🏻
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  8023. Awesome Brother! Well done! I really enjoyed it! Thanks!
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  8024. I love this channel
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  8025. word! :) great video as usual, really enjoyed it (currently owned 7 out of 12 legendary engines from your videos, some multiple multiple times)
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  8026. That is really awesome! Thanks for a great informative video. Love it!
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  8027. I own a 2017 STI with the EJ257 engine. I love this engine! Yes it has been around for a while but there is so much information, parts and community for this engine. Performance is great stock and you can build whatever you can dream of with it. Awesome video, great job!
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  8028. I hope you now those cringey raps are just one nasty backbeat away from becoming some serious heat! Ps love the series keep it up!
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  8029. Probably the best cringey engine rap yet! You're approaching cringe-free engine rap standards pretty quickly.
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  8030. I grew up on 1980's Alfas and thought cars like the 75, Alfetta GTV and Sud were ace. A buddy who tuned competition cars for a living called me over one day and took me out for a test drive on a car he had just finished. It was my first ride in a turbo 4WD and this was a stripped out WRC WRX. It was running 205 kw (40mm restrictor class) with boost enhancement, a cage and road rally tyres. It was raining and every corner and acceleration pull was astounding. Every stomp on the pedal was a revelation where in our own cars it would have been wheel spin or loss of control. It was the early 1990's and that flat 4 bark and obscene misfires on overrun were a new soundtrack. And yes, for my relationship with the Italian sports car industry, it's the day the music died.
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  8031. Awesome video! Very informative, as always. Big fan! What is your opinion of Toyota's 2GR-FE 3.5L V6? I would love to see a video about that engine. Thank you for making these videos. I have learned a lot!
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  8032. What a nice video!!! Tks a lot. Best regards from Brazil
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  8033. Never realised how many professional piston engineers there were on the planet
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  8034. AWESOME! I need one for my 4ac, ill be picking one up soon.
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  8035. Brilliant content. Well explained, detailed and a must watch for anyone interested in science and not just automotive issues!
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  8036. Excellently explained!
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  8037. The LIKE button is not enough! Needs a I LIKE THIS HEAPS! button.
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  8038. Make a video about 6 stroke engine that Porsche are devolping
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  8039. If there wasn't energy left in the exhaust turbochargers wouldn't be a thing.
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  8040. yo dude why did you upload two videos in a row? xD
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  8041. It's gotta be said it's a pleasure to watch you, as always, and I like the picture of you growing pistons from your head hahaha
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  8042. 2 videos in one day ? We have beed blesed :D
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  8043. AHAHAA one of the most entertaining cowboy carboi impressions i've witnessed "have me a hog-killing time!!" great content as usual, thanks!
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  8044. Thank you very much! Very informative and helpful! As always, super interesting…. 👌👍💪
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  8045. Man I love your videos.
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  8046. Impossible, 2.50 euro per liter fuel just has to be better!
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  8047. Fantastic content as always! 👍
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  8048. It's like accent inception. I love it.
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  8049. yeah that's ok, you do it well! we have to be a bit crazy to own these kind of cars in 2018 :D and I laugh on the "stupid" things you say or show even if we don't have the same generation of MRs. So keep on going ;)
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  8050. Giant!..God your good...many thanks.
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  8051. thank you so much for this video. it is so extensive yet easy to understand the entire evolution. kudos
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  8052. Thank you so much for the great knowledge my dude! I was just researching how these work and found this video. love it, no BS and BG music to distract you lol two thumbs up man!!
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  8053. Amazing content !
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  8054. Very informative, thanks!
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  8055. Answered all my questions plus more, thanks.
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  8056. wow man, the intro of your videos is just awesome!
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  8057. Awesome technique....thanks for sharing your video.
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  8058. Lost it at "lube up the shaft, and slide it in"
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  8059. I love you man. Great vibe! I have a Starlet 4efte distributor that I want to disassemble and change the bearing. Procedure must be similar?
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  8060. Not because I need to, Cause I want to.. gentleman
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  8061. Just saw that mrp sticker, representing New Zealand 👍
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  8062. absolutely love your stuff man. super excited to see what cool mods you plan to do over the winter. keep up the awesome work!!!!
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  8063. Always good to see someone who loves there car. Honestly made my day better. Thanx.
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  8064. Amazing you guys nailed it
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  8065. You are awesome 🙂
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  8066. well, we have a no BS channel. congrats.
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  8067. I love your content. You make everything so clear and easy to understand. Cheers from Calgary, Alberta.
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  8068. You have an excellent way of explaining things as to make my brain not hurt, doesn’t hurt at all, man, thanks!!
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  8069. My head exploded...and then imploded. Well done, I love it!
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  8070. Awesome explanation. A lot of info in 16 minutes!
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  8071. What a masterpiece of engineering! Awesome explanation, thanks a lot!!!
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  8072. Love your videos fun easy to understand explanations. Keep it Up.
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  8073. Tack!
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  8074. wow. this is a wonderful understanding of balance ... clearly a result of years of pondering the mysteries of balance. the harsh truth is that engineers who design engines for big companies understand balance, and amateur commenters do not. and further, the knowledge barely exists in useful form outside of the professional domain. this is a masterful attempt to summarize this knowledge for non-professionals
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  8075. Thank you. Such a detailed explanation. But not beyond the average person's understanding
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  8076. The genius required to reduce such complex physics to digestible material is impressive. I have all of my apprentices watch your videos to get a ground-level understanding of how the engineering and physics works. It's immensely beneficial when learning how to failures and diagnose faults.
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  8077. Before clicking: "oh no, another v5 video", After watching: "the bastard did it!"
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  8078. Finally! I've been searching forever to get this engine explained ! Thanx Alot !!
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  8079. I absolutely LOVE your explanations!! Awesome video :)
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  8080. Brilliant.
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  8081. These videos are insanely fun and educative!
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  8082. Holy crap, my brain 🧠 almost exploded, I had to stop the video and listen to the last 5 minutes 3 times b4 understanding…keep up the tremendous videos
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  8083. Love these videos! Just when you think you’ve heard of every weird ICEngine, you’re stunned at crazy configurations like these! Tremendous explanation as always mate
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  8084. This is your best video ever, I sill enjoy to watch even though I already have watched many many times
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  8085. I really enjoy your videos. I rewatch the past episodes regularly. Your really good at simplifying complexity. Keep on my friend. Hardy howdy from Texas 👍
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  8086. Wow, can't believe I actually sat through this. Though I definitely can't say I understood all of this lol. Very informative and genuinely really interesting! Thanks for making this video
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  8087. One of the best channels on the youtube.
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  8088. Brilliant video, thank you!
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  8089. Thanks for all the entertaining info and hard work !
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  8090. Thanks for the warm fuzzy feeling in my brain 😁
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  8091. Fuzzy brain feeling achieved at the "104.5+75.5=..." point.💡🤯 You, sir, are a master explainer. Would have loved to see what this translates into in terms of firing timing and power pulses on the wheel---like in some of your other motorcycle engine videos---and why that was an advantage similar to the two-stroke engines, but I guess I can figure that out for myself now 😁
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  8092. Another great video, well done! :D
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  8093. Great explanation, engagingly and enthusiastically presented. Thanks for the warm, fuzzy and rewarding feeling in my brain :-)
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  8094. Genius. My brain hurts though.
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  8095. Bro amazing video, can't even imagine how much effort it took you to make this... Thanks. 🙏
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  8096. Thank you for a detailed explanation. The graphics and slow mo are brilliant. I appreciate the effort your videos take. Well done. and hats off to Honda, Yamaha and I believe Moto Guzzi too for pioneering some incredible vision in alternative engine philosophy. All the best for videos to come. Cheers. Glenn from Australia.
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  8097. Outstanding Explanation!! I always wondered about that engine and how it balanced. I too thought balance was done by it's piston size.
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  8098. Thanks for the warm fuzzy brain feeling
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  8099. I have been wondering about free valve. Great job making an interesting, intelligent, and considered argument.
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  8100. i know nothing about cars and could still understand you, great work bro
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  8101. I've seen videos on changing brakes, calipers, rotors, vtech solenoid, window motors, etc etc. They made me smarter for a day. I watch my man's videos here, and I'm a genius for a lifetime.
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  8102. I had heard of the other examples but definitely not know about the variability of Multi-air engines. always learn something new on this channel, without fail. brilliant explanation as always.
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  8103. Mind-blowing video and fantastic explanation
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  8104. No other automotive engineering channel even comes close. Top notch, thank you! 😍
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  8105. So well researched and clearly presented as always! Top marks
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  8106. So what you're saying is MORE BOOST? 😂👍
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  8107. You are my absolute favorite YouTuber, every single video you make is so informative and interesting I know I won't be disappointed, thank you so much! :)))
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  8108. Man i love your channel. You explain stuff extremely well and to the point. No opinions just scientific facts and numbers. Keep it up.
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  8109. I agree: This is a very positive video and I enjoyed every minute! Thanks, and keep it up! 😃👍
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  8110. Thanks for the video, you really make the best technical automotive content out there
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  8111. Absolutely the best video on YouTube in ages. Well done.
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  8112. Brilliant commentary and thank you for the education 👍🏿👏🏿.
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  8113. love your videos man. Sad about freevalve, but you really shined some light on this topic that I had been wondered about for a long time.
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  8114. I'd love to see your take on what engine you would make if you owned every manufacturer in the world. What technologies would you borrow to make the ultimate engine? Maybe Fiat MultiAir with Mazda skyactiv, Porsche variable-length intake runners and 3D-printed pistons with the oil squirters to match, dry sump, what else could we use to make the ultimate Franken-engine?
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  8115. You are such a good teacher. Thank you for all your videos.
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  8116. Bro, this is the reason why you're my favourite automotive channel. Education AND entertainment.
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  8117. Explaining stuff slow the way you do doesn't seem efficient when watching the video but when I rethink about what you explained even days after it's still clear in my head compared to someone who explains stuff fast, yeah it doesn't have anything to do with free valve but I just wanted to let you know that I like the way you explain
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  8118. Hope you have watched Wesley Kagans conversion of an old Miata to free valve! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E9KJ_f7REGw
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  8119. I totally agree...
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  8120. And just as you think you have found someone even crazier then yourself, he turns out to be sane.😂
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  8121. Just commenting to say this is the most unhinged video title out of context - fantastic work
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  8122. Thanks for explaining carburetor witchcraft. And all other concepts of engineering too. I just become curious about vr and bugattis w16 engines. And I don’t know any other person who can explain it better than you. Guys, let’s hit that like button if you want to know more about it too 👍
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  8123. Came here with a good idea of how a carburetor works, but left finally learning what the heck the "choke" was for. Outside of a small gas lawn mower engine, I'd never had to think about the choke before. I'm just gonna keep binging your videos, because there seems to be a lot that I don't know and even worse--there's a lot I don't know that I don't know.
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  8124. Fascinating.
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  8125. The most funny and unusual video on your channel
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  8126. One of the fairest analysis of this engine on YouTube. Other reasons why it is likely only suitable for UAV/GenSets etc is it will have a very specific RPM band in terms of efficiency. Even their test go-kart had to be of hybrid design driving a GenSet and electric motor... this says everything about its power band... and perhaps even its ability to produce any usable power...
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  8127. Sometime before the pandemic I had beef with this company's design and your video gives me closure XD Thanks for once again publishing your gear-head therapy sessions for all to learn from and enjoy!
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  8128. Very understandable and thorough explanation
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  8129. Very interesting and clever design. Great video also!
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  8130. Maybe it’s because of the migraine I am fighting but I’m having a hard time figuring out why the hollow crank shaft couldn’t be lubricated at the journals. I can see why you can’t just spray oil all over the place but with proper seals to exclude those areas I don’t see why it couldn’t be done. Either way you have done a phenomenal job explaining the pros and cons of this engine and I thoroughly enjoyed the video as always. Can’t wait to see the next one :)
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  8131. I think you should have 3 million subs
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  8132. Thank you once more for analyzing the thing better than anybody else here.
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  8133. Great content! Going into the details about the longevity and manufacturing side, learned a lot. That crank shaft air intake and rotor exhaust seems quite difficult to produce for cheap!
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  8134. I'm always learning something on your channel, thank you and a great video!!!!!!!
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  8135. another great video. love the channel, thanks
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  8136. Love your videos, your depth of comprehensive coverage is much appreciated.
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  8137. Such a well produced doctorial by such an amazing engineer with his fabulous command of language! So well done!
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  8138. Thank you for providing the most objective overview of this engine that I've seen so far. As noted in the video, no engine with apex seals is likely to replace traditional piston engines :(. While piston seals appear impractical at first glance due to the large area that they must seal (the entire piston circumference), they're amazingly effective and make a lot of sense once you know how they work. I do wish that people would stop calling this the Liquid Piston engine and just call it X-Engine. However, "X-Engine" tells us nothing about the architecture as there's not even an "X" involved and most names that start with X sound like some kind of scam. X-Engine is an interesting rotary engine architecture with a horrible name, so people prefer to call it Liquid Piston, which is more appealing, but even less accurate. Even with its many disadvantages, the traditional piston engine just keeps banging along. It seems ridiculous to stop and start the piston mass 2 or 4 times per power stroke and to have lever arms connecting them to the crankshaft such that the pistons rock back and forth, yet the architecture is just so practical and durable that we keep using it ;).
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  8139. Thanks for that breakdown. I thought you were very even handed in your comments. Thanks for sharing.
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  8140. That was very well explained 😮😮😮
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  8141. Thanks!
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  8142. Excellent and detail analysis.
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  8143. I'm fascinated of your accuracy in researching topics, product, include so many different aspects. Like many too promising advertisements of new engine designs, this may be too mouthwatering. And then, right there, you dissassemble and explain every single aspect so clearly understandable, positive as negative equally. Sometimes I think of the criticism of the "most polite rap battle" 😅 If youtube had just 1% of hollow clickbait videos with the quality you deliver... 🤯
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  8144. I have to say, you explain everything so well, I dare to say this is the best channel about engineering on YT. Have you ever heard about the 5 stroke Ilmo engine? I think it would make another very good video with your insights about it. Keep your brilliant work and thanks for sharing your knowledge with us.
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  8145. Good video, sharp!
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  8146. Brilliant video , loved it so cool
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  8147. One word: EPIC😎
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  8148. looks good man :] mine's pretty mangled lol
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  8149. heyy I'm gonna do this soon to the valley cover you gave away to me!! thanks again for the opportunity, and guide to make it nice again aha :)
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  8150. Very interesting and very very explained, I love your videos!!
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  8151. Best explanation ❤
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  8152.  @d4a  Thanks for reply. I've said it before but I'll say it again, I have no idea how you find out this stuff but I'm glad you do.
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  8153. Thank you so much for this video. I never undestood very well the measures of the crankshaft before watching this video.
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  8154. Love your videos! Helping me a lot!
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  8155. Excellent vídeo, top job. Thanks!
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  8156. Thank you for the excellent explanation. I watched this together with my kids; very helpful.
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  8157. Awesome explanation!!!
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  8158. excellent brilliant video this gives some very valuable information to help complement vehicle workshop manuals. It is much easier to follow in this video than trying to decipher all this in a book without any moving pictures.
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  8159. This was the best video I've seen detailing how a Turbo works!!! A+++ Easy to understand explanations and perfect animations that show exactly what needs to be seen!
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  8160. I absolutely love learning from this channel, I have no background in science but true way you explain everything is absolutely perfect.
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  8161. Thank you for a great lesson and episode! I learned some turbo charging concepts during a mechanical apprenticeship but a lot of this detail wasn’t taught or mentioned - I like that you explain things in easy to understand ways but don’t skimp on the depth! Some aspects take longer to understand or require other learning but I think your Boost School give# a fantastic foundation and the level of detail highlights more technical things that I could dig into if I wanted, and I can still understand the concept without doing that. I love that AEM have helped you with this, and that their product placement is tasteful. I imagine some companies putting strict conditions on a presenter to market the product and make an advert that’s loud and brutish.... I got very interested in AEM’s digital dashboard system but I’m a dreamer with no cash, so I went down the rabbit hole in my mind and then put it all on the wish list ;) Thank you for a wonderful production and making Monday much better!
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  8162. Best video on turbos that I’ve come across yet. Great work.
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  8163.  @d4a  Oh sorry, I thought it was your edited version :-) Well, you can let Garrett know about this mathematical mistake :-D By the way, despite this minor mistake by Garrett, your video is awesome. Continue on your way of forwarding knowledge to us :-)
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  8164. Loving the info. Great job on your presentation.
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  8165. Thanks a lot . I learned a lot
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  8166. As always, great content- always educational. Love it!!!
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  8167. This comes at a perfect time as I'm planning to tune both my car and my brother's, upgrading the turbo charger was the part that scared me the most, now thanks to this video, it scares me even more (more compression=more heat specifically). Awesome video man.
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  8168. Excellent video! Loved it! 💯🔥👍
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  8169. I really want a 3S video now. This videos are fucking amazing!
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  8170. rap away my good man! I've certainly heard a lot worse lol. new subscriber here. like the detail in yr vids, keep up the with the entertainment, you are pretty good at it id say.
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  8171. My new favorite channel!
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  8172. I recently subscribed to the channel, I find out about u from the 4AGE video. I'm lovin the channel and please keep doin the rap!! I'm very anxious for the RB26DETT video, I know is gonna come eventually, but oh boy, can't wait o/ Ps: maybe you could do a video about some european engines as well? Please?? :D Cheers from Brazil o/
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  8173. i love u man ♥️💯
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  8174. Love all your great videos ! Fantastic work
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  8175. Love your content mate. Keep it coming
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  8176. awesome informative video - subscribed and liked Going to search your channel for 1JZ. -----------------------------RX8 1JZ GTE VVTi owner
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  8177. Obviously the final rap moment+wrap up of the video, as well as the little jokes here and there and the synth jingle between "paragraphs" do not add substantially to the content, but they're part of what makes your video really entertaining, and I'd miss them a lot if you ever decided to remove them, even the rap!
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  8178. Keep up the cringe worthy raps dude, every one really makes me smile
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  8179. I have one of the Philips stirling engine generating sets from the 1950s .
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  8180. Boy! Do I love this channel.
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  8181. Excellent presentation sir, keep up the good work!!
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  8182. Your videos are so informative 😍💕🥰💗
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  8183. Amazing..very amazing..I absolutely love it.. very interesting..thank you!!!😊😊
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  8184. Amazing Video
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  8185. As Stirling, I approve this message...
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  8186. Thanks
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  8187. Great, great video series. Being a petrolhead for more than 50 years, I finally got to understand the concept of secondary balance/imbalance. Thanks again, and keep these videos comming (-:
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  8188. Great video! 👍 Awesome explanation ! 💪 It’s a pleasure to watch and listen! 👌 👌👍✌️
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  8189. Just descovered your channel. I am studying different automotive engineering books, and I must say you really explain these subjects in an extreamly interesting way, and all in an easy to understasnd way. Love it!
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  8190. discovered your channel yesterda, massive fan, thankyou for all you do, i appreciate it, love from australia
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  8191. I was going to ask you to make a VR6 video but I waited to the end and sure enough you're already on it awesome content keep it up
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  8192. My brain started trying to work out how the H6 crank would be designed as I watched this... Looking forward to that video with the VR6 too! Prost!
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  8193.  @d4a  Gotcha! Soon! We will be here!
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  8194. Excellent video. I knew I6 engines were better than V6 engines as far as balance goes but didn't fully understand the reasoning. Your graphics and explanation made this complex subject easier to understand.
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  8195. This video alone was why I subscribed, my little chevy s10 has the 2.8 v6 and it's 60° . I never really understood why until this video! Thank you for sharing your wonderful knowledge and wisdom with everyone on here :)
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  8196. great skill at explaining! awsome informative video ;)
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  8197.  @d4a  Nothing a little asymmetry in the port shape and cam profile can't fix. I hope you can use some diagrams from VW's Self Study Programs for your comparison video - I can suggest SSPs 127, 174, 360, and 892103, all available freely online. Lots of great technical description and operation info from VW.
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  8198. You're the best presenter/teacher on Youtube....seriously you are brilliant. I will watch all this series for sure.
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  8199. Such an awesome video. I feel like I learned way too much to not owe student loans
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  8200. Absolutely incredible video. I could watch these for days
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  8201. This video made me happy.
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  8202. Awesome Video! I love how you take the black magic stuff and turn it into easy to understand science! Well done! Thanks!
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  8203. This guy makes great videos. I am sharing them with my motorhead friends. These make you think and realize stuff never thought of before.
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  8204. what a video, thank you. clear about the degrees now !! hatsss off!!
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  8205. Wow, this channel is really, really well done.
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  8206. Man, this video is just God´s blessing. I have an exam in 10 days on this exact topic. Now I have a deeper understanding. THANKS!!!
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  8207. Wow really good explained and really interesting
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  8208. Great work putting it all together AND EXPLAINING IT ! That's the hard part, explaining it in a way everyone gets it. 😎👍
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  8209. I feel like I went to auto tech school, graduated, and can go work at any dealer ship as an automotive technician just by having watched this video.
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  8210. I can't believe the depth you bring. Thanks for the great content!
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  8211. The best of the best of the best. :)
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  8212. That made it completely clear for me. Thanks for the great video
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  8213.  @d4a  Of course! Keep up the awesome content 😁
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  8214. Pronuncia perfetta! Bel video come al solito ;)
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  8215. OMG your Italian pronunciation is almost perfect!!!
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  8216. This guy is awesome I love how he talks I mean this guy makes the show and that's all there's to it...
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  8217. This was an amazing video and history- it is fascinating! Thank you so much- you are a superb presenter too.
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  8218. Superinteresting and well done. Still miss my old Busso 3.0 24v 226hp :)
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  8219. it doesn't matter how many baskets you seperate your eggs into if you carry all the baskets at the same time
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  8220. This was a very thought-provoking proposal. Thanks for sharing.
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  8221. Ok. But consider the following Science: Wankel sorta looks like a spaceship, ergo it is faster. Didn't think, did you?
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  8222. God, I love this channel so much. Thanks, dude.
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  8223. Thank you Brandon!
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  8224. D4A, i am person inside your venn diagram, watch initial d many many times and does not own rotary cars
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  8225. I really appreciate all the effort you have put into this video. Very clearly explained and a pleasure to watch.
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  8226. As always, brilliant, informative stuff, well conveyed!
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  8227. This needs to be prototyped at the very least. Seems like the fuel efficiency of combustion engines could increase massively with this approach.
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  8228. That's a great video man, very interesting
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  8229. Thanks!
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  8230. This video just makes me want to buy an RX-8.
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  8231. Yet another excellent video!
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  8232. I think you got the math wrong at 9:53 - assuming you're producing good torque over 120 degrees of crankshaft rotation in a piston engine (being charitable to the piston engine here), it's actually going to be at least 600 degrees until your next power pulse (720 - 120 = 600) and not the 450 degrees as stated in the video. And as the vane is creating power pulses 4 times per crankshaft revolution, and therefore every 90 degrees, you'd actually need an 8 cylinder engine to match it (720/8 = 90), not just a 4 cylinder. Unless I'm misunderstanding something in your explanation/demonstration, which is of course possible. Really enjoyed the video and I appreciate all the work you put into it.
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  8233. Thanks!
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  8234. Great video as always!!!
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  8235. Yeah... I told my 4age friends to check you channel soo.. Maybe I'm partially to blame here XD but hey they are happy modding👍
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  8236. You fecking Champion respect from Ireland
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  8237. Wow! This is so awesome to see your growth! When you get to the point of needing employees can I come work for you? I secretly want out of the US.... Don't tell anybody though. Lol!
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  8238. Nice man, I hoped you would get it in production, so I will order one soon 😊😊😊
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  8239. “Anything 4 Answers” as alt channel name.
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  8240. Hey, it's your channel, you can experiment however you want. I hardly kept back tears of joy when I saw a video with a motorcycle! Keep on doing whatever the hell you want!
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  8241. Subchanel sounds good - keep going!
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  8242. great job keep up the good work
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  8243. This is your channel post whatever you want, this isn't a McDonalds its You're creation you made because its what YOU wanted to do your content should reflect that. You only get one life, don't waste time worrying and just do what makes you happy
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  8244. I don't dislike your bike videos but that may be because I also really like bikes but 2nd channel that would have its own identity sounds like a good idea. I also generally like experimental videos that don't take things too far too fast. I have not seen your Spanish video but honestly that sounds kind of dumb because this is an English channel and we don't know Spanish.
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  8245. I, like so many other, come here for the variety you bring. Be you. That's what I stay for.
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  8246. Subchannel big 👍. The best thing about a subchannel is, that there, you can randomly drop videos around the week and dont have to stick to a scedule. Im quite excited for more videos like the greenwashing.
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  8247. Mixing it up which ever way you want because it comes down to your presentation which make your channel interesting.
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  8248. Do what makes you happy and interested in the making of your channel.
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  8249. as an engine-head, i am for riding for answers!
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  8250. Riding for Answers sounds good. You could talk about your desired subject as you ride along. It's hard to concentrate on the trail and keep talking sometimes, but, give it a go. Cheers from another rider in Australia 👍
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  8251. You have created a very established channel and forgive my ignorance but I don't understand the need for creating a new channel - why not just keep it all here? You're an exceptional speaker and teacher of various machines and motors. I'd personally be interested in you talking about WW2 fighter aircraft engines... those are some beasts!! You can post up anything you like in my opinion, whether it be motorcycle adventures, other machines or anything for that matter. I'm sure all the followers here will still enjoy watching, whatever content you have. :)
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  8252. First of all, you are the one that knows in a better way your statistics in YouTube and how having only one or splitting the content in two channels can affect (positive or negative) them. Several youtubers have two channels, one of them "the secondary", so I think it has to have some advantages. About patreon and members in YouTube, if you are focused only in YouTube, I think it doesn't make sense to have both. If you had Twitter, Twich... may be Patreon will be better. Anyway, thanks and congratulations for your channel. Any decision will be welcome 😉
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  8253. Go for the whole enchilada, if you're up to it and it will keep you energized!!!!
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  8254. i do like the D4A burger, but if it going to be a D4A fajita in the future, its good to taste something different
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  8255. Te veo y sigo hace bastante, tanto que no me acuerdo, estoy en Republica Argentina y no me parecio mala idea el canal en español. Te comento que sigo otro canal que tiene esa configuración: Veritasium y Veritasium en español, son de ciencia, pero resulta agradable no tener que hacer el esfuerzo mental de traducir-entender el video. Obviamente el publico puede reaccionar negativamente a un canal tuyo en español, pero como fan de contenido automotor y de ingenieria mecanica, me resulto muy agradable y espere, ciertamente, mas videos doblados. (Entiendo el idioma ingles pero a veces me cuesta un poco). Por el otro sub-canal no te preocupes por la forma ni el como. Si sos genuino como lo sos ahora, no vas a tener problema. Y si yo no te sigo seguro otra persona lo hara. Te deseo la mejor de la suerte y adelante con tu proyecto.
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  8256. Arriving at answers?
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  8257. How about Driving 2 answers for the bike you tube. All the best, love the way you present your topics.
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  8258. As I mentioned in another video of yours - I "hate" this channel! Every time I see a video on a given topic, I think to myself, "Yeah, I know this shit very well." And every, fu..ing, time in the end of the video I am like, "Huh?! Where did all this come from?". That's why I am starting to develop an unhealthy "love-hate" S&M relationship with the channel - it gives me anxiety and pain, but I love it... Damn, I need help apparently! Anyway, On the topic of the channel, if you make the "vent" one, I at least will feel like in this one you will be acting, i.e. being the person that the audience and YouTube want you to be, and the other one will be the real you. And I am not sure I like that, but you can count on me nonetheless.
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  8259. Id 100% sub to an other channel for more experimental stuff! I vote for Riding for Answers!
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  8260. Do it! Could be a smash.
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  8261. Thanks!
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  8262. If you are needing help I'm sure a lot of people would volunteer to help you. I'd help if you need it.
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  8263. I really enjoyed your riding videos. Do what you enjoy.
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  8264. Great corrective explanation video. Kudos. It's your channel if you love what you are doing it will show... Do what you do with your channel. It may change your viewers so be it. It has happened with many channels and the viewer demographic has changed for them. Just be true to you. Remember we (the viewers) are the consumers and you are the producer of content to consume no loyalty to required. You said it You do your passion be it what it may be. If you don't want to change the content of this channel do another channel... Or don't... It's your choice Just enjoy the journey....
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  8265. I definitely agree with you, a sub channel sounds like the right way forward for your enjoyment and longevity on YouTube. If your audience only wants to see your educational videos then they can stick to the regular channel, but if they want other more spontaneous/off-road/other topics, they can go to your other channel. This way less people will get sooky as they’re now given more choice and your main channel isn’t being “diluted” by other content. Personally, I love your educational channel as I’ve learnt a heap about the actual design of piston and other engines that not many people talk about. Plus the latest in technology, kickstarter projects, why certain technologies haven’t been adopted given how “great it is” is very interesting. I wouldn’t mind at all if you put out half the amount of educational videos and worked more on your other potential channel. I’d still watch both 👍🏻👍🏻 just be yourself mate👌🏻
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  8266. You are the most authentic man on the youtubes! Whatever you do, we will appreciate it.
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  8267. This is YOUR channel, we want to spend time with YOU. Not that fake friend that tries to impress, so do what you want on and with this channel. If people move on then let them, and if people stick around then also great, that is not your concern. Your concern is being yourself.
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  8268. Thanks!
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  8269. Do what you want, and see what happens.
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  8270. Thanks
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  8271. Some of my all time fav YouTubers have 2 Channels. One for the main content we’re all used to and other channels for passions of there’s. For example a Minecraft YouTuber who also does maps and all kinds of silly other stuff on his second channel. Love them both, I think you could do something similar if you wanted! Love the channel, thanks for the info over the years.
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  8272. Driving 4 Adventures
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  8273. Be patient with yourself! 😇😉
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  8274. Love u man ❤
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  8275. Hi from Russia. I love your videos. So please, share with us your creations, not only about reciprocating engines )))
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  8276. Provided it's interesting/entertaining I'd say take it any direction that takes your fancy. We don't know what we want. If I'd have known that Colin Furze was going to be digging a tunnel for a few years I would have assumed that was going to be pretty boring content. But I reckon it's his best yet. I'd say go nuts and see if it sticks. You need to love it or it's going to show . I don't think separate channels (except for different languages) is a good idea. It dilutes your audience and may prevent you from reaching the next critical mass. I doubt many of us only care about internal combustion and are looking to be shown things we didn't know we care about.
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  8277. make videos how you modify your car
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  8278. I like the channel title D4A Unfiltered. It's easily identifiable as you, and not specific, so you're not confined to something specific like riding. Thanks for the candid explanation of this mini crisis of conscience about keeping your audience happy.
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  8279. I'm waiting for your anime channel
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  8280. Riding for answers! Love it
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  8281. I have absolutely no idea what you mean by a premier, im assuming it was a live video or something idk. I think a second channel would be a great idea. Like tonight i often sit down with some food and watch your videos both for entertainment and to learn, and I would be interested to see a more spontanious side of things. I admit my interests are more toward the engines and technical stuff, (im taking a break from putting my R7 back together atm, and I'm looking at being an aeronautical engineer/mechanic for the air force) but I think I would enjoy the other content for what it is nonetheless. Hope you and yours are well and thanks for the great work mate
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  8282. Díky!
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  8283. I'm a great admirer of this channel being a car mechanic, its very well constructed and doesn't patronise people I think something to bare in mind is not become a slave to content creation there is enough junk out there and currently this channel is pure gold. but by all means give a new channel a go id be curious to see what you come up with (definitely enjoyed your political video)
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  8284. I’d definitely subscribe.
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  8285. Yes! Motorcycling! Love this channel and have always wished for more MC content.
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  8286. I'm actually thinking that twitch would be a better match for your live, not structured stuff. I know some Japanese car YouTubers who have a very curated YouTube channel and just a live, messy, ad hoc twitch channel. Also the twitch sub model might be something you might want to look into.
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  8287. "riding is the answer"... "My Exhaust" ... "Unmuffled"
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  8288. I like the idea of a riding channel. I just started offraod with a KLR650 riding around my cabin in central Pennsylvania.
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  8289. Ask everyone, do whatever YOU want. The first part makes it easier to decide on the second part.
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  8290. Personally, I love seeing different, interesting topics come up on this channel. The fact that you care enough to fix something as simple as a backwards turbine wheel says a lot. I like the convenience of all the content coming from one channel, but if you feel it better to do another channel then go for it! I’m excited to get to see more personal and laid back stuff. I like how you described it as just being more “human”. Either way, we’ll be here for you. Keep it up!
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  8291. D4A = Driving for Adventure!
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  8292. Or maybe, Driving4Answers-Unhinged
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  8293. I like your channel, and will follow you wherever you decide to branch out.
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  8294. I don't know, If you watch the great dudes on Throttle house, but I just finished watching one of their videos on their sub-channel and the name of yours came to mind instantly: D4A extra. Simple, self-explanatory, doesn't create any expectations about the content :-)
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  8295. Dude just do what you are passionate about and everything will fall in place
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  8296. I thoroughly enjoy your content, and credit to you for correcting mistakes! You cover complex subjects clearly and understandably, It saddens me that people need to spread hate when you've clearly put so much effort into breaking down a subject. Make the content you want to make, your passion shows in your videos no matter the subject!
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  8297. I appreciate your explanations, I will watch your channel no matter what. Do what keeps your passion going !!! You are very easy to watch. I will support you whatever you decide. "Driving for Life." Yes I will do your membership.
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  8298. Looking forward to the new ideas and content. 👍🏻
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  8299. It's always a pleasure to hear your take on pretty much anything. I don't ride a motorcycle but still enjoy those videos. I watch to the end every single time. (But I don't speak Spanish and my Hungarian is lousy so English is very much preferred!)
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  8300. Driving4Adventures 😎
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  8301. Riding4Freedom
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  8302. Man, you know what would have made this whole deal easier? A discord server. I mean it doesn't have to be Discord, I personaly fecking hate it, but that seems to be the go to platform nowadays. Easier how? I kept answering your questions in front of the TV like a mad man, but all my words and ideas were just that. I can't reach you, and even this comment will probably just pass by. But if you could have live interactions with your audience? Once a week? Once a month? To vent out and build a tighter connection with us, the viewers? I think that could solve more problems than we initially think? Fits pretty well into your membership scheme too. Let it only be for a part of your audience. I wouldn't be part of it because I'm poor but I'd get it! Also.. when's the last time you've been on a vacation? A real one. A few weeks off the net into the wilderness of the mountains or something like that. Especially now that you got the Honda. I know it's winter now, but hell, man. We notice there are a lot of thoughts boiling in your head. And if you told us "see ya bois in a month, I really need to spend some time away from all this" - no one would blame you. Most would be happy for you. As long as you find your own answers, bro.
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  8303. 'Riding 4 Answers' is a good choice. I'll watch your videos anyway. Good. Thanks.
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  8304. I like the channel, the way it is, you can simplify difficult problems, in the tech side, but also political. I unfortunately don’t understand Spanish, but I don’t mind the content. I can understand the part that people like you channel of technical content and don’t like the rest of it. So maybe 2 separate channels will be a solution for them. I think I would subscribe to both of them. Kind regards, Jorrit Keus
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  8305. I'm a huge fan of your channel! I find you to be incredibly intelligent and have learned a lot from your videos. It's definitely one of my favorites on YouTube. While I wish you could find some sponsors, I understand that YouTube income isn't always what people expect. Thanks
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  8306. Subchannel sounds Great! Don't sweat the small errors, the content is what matters.😊
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  8307. young man. you are an example of a person who thinks in a logical and caring manner in search of truth. post what you will and know that there are those of us out here that will both appreciate and interact. hard to think it's been this long though. =dok=
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  8308. Okay, I'm super-late, but I'm in for whatever expansion and exploration you want to do. BTW, not only did I really enjoy the Greenwashing video, I didn't know about the Fairphone until that! We can only make the better choices we know about, and advertising budgets feed the cycle. I'm not looking forward to my phone dying, but I didn't know I had that kind of option... Came for the motorsport tech, staying for... everything. BTW, very much enjoyed your visit to the High Performance Academy podcast.
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  8309. Thanks for your honesty. Depending on what your focus is, a second channel sounds good. A paid membership becomes about the money and can get messy. I think you should be able to express what YOU want to do. For someone like me, who has followed your channel for a number of years, if I'm not interested in the content as much, I just move forward and wait for the next video that interests me. I use some of your stuff to teach my apprentices during classes and they have provided invaluable information to pass on. However, this is your channel and you have to stay sane, otherwise you won't be putting out content for anyone. I hope you can find the balance you are looking for. MiracleMAX
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  8310. Just like you, I can find myself in a rut and look forward to creating different videos that might interest other groups of viewers or just myself. It is easy to just make videos for the views, subscriptions or just to get known, but in the end, it is your content to put out.
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  8311. Love you!
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  8312. I would totally be behind an "anything goes" channel. Often times that brings the best kind of content. For example, noriyaro does live streams of visiting car meets, Q&As, and many other weird stuff. Personally, I'm not into motorcycles, but I'm into rants about all kinds of topics, so I might enjoy the bike riding vids. Memberships are a good idea too, for these prices, many people coul afford it.
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  8313. I like listening to the way you talk, and the sound of your voice, it's not always that it's about a single topic. Some people follow you because they like the way you are interested in things and explain them
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  8314. Top notch drawings and animations
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  8315. Thanks!
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  8316. Thank you for your very good videos. You make learning engine is so fun and I watched your videos again and again. Thanks.
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  8317. As a V6 owner (peugeot 407) I'm now better understand my engine - thank a lot! Great work 👏🏻
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  8318. I have watched 7 or 8 videos you have done and I rate them as the finest example of internal combustion engine design principles available. Absolutely first class, and don't let the EV bullies get to you. There is still a big future in the ICE.
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  8319. Wow man. By far the best graphics + explanation of a complex, but beautifully simple comparison of physical laws. This is the video I share with people who have little to no understanding of IC engines.
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  8320. Well done 👍 I understood everything 🥳
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  8321. Great explanations!
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  8322. I am a Mechanical Engineer and I wish 45 years ago, when I was in second year of engineering , my dynamics Prof explained primary and secondary balances as eloquently as you have explained.
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  8323. Brilliant, thanks.
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  8324. Beautiful! Thank you for your explaination.
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  8325. Wauw. Your knowledge is incredible. Thanks for your vids its really great. Up to the next. Regards from the Netherlands
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  8326. Amazing description!!! Now I want a parallel twin 270 degree crank explained to me with the same clarity!!!
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  8327. In the beginning, the Internet was an awesome place. You could learn a lot of stuff because it was really only larger institutions that could afford to be connected and host the information. You could easily get into a university's library from across the globe and research things to learn. That was the whole purpose of ARPANet/Internet. Then average people got into it, exploited it, and screwed it up. Anyways, don't listen to people that tell you what you should have for a beginner bike. 11 years and almost 200,000km later, my first bike (a Harley 2006 Softail Standard) is still my daily commuter and I love it. For whatever reason, people like to believe there's only one tried and true way to do things for everyone and that isn't the case. Your counter-steering viewpoint is a great example. When you explain it to people and show them videos, not a lot of people get it because logically it's counter-intuitive. Once you do it and experience it you get it, though. I do have two suggestions for you (you may already know these): In low speeds, keep your feet planted on your pegs as long as possible. Dropping your feet to the ground while the bike is moving is a great way to get a foot pulled under the bike and have it tip over and break your ankle. When riding off road, keep the balls of your feet on the pegs so you can squat on the bike (or at least get your butt off the seat). It makes taking bumps a lot less uncomfortable since your legs absorb the shock of the bumps instead of your back. As long as you're on a bike and enjoying yourself, who cares what others think. :)
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  8328. I would watch the heck out of your vlogs if you decided to start another channel with more frequent content
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  8329. Mate I was subbed before you became a rider, but your channel is now elevated 'must watch now'. Your approach to riding and life is very wise.
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  8330. You are so incredibly sweet and cute…
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  8331. I thoroughly enjoy your videos! You really manage to convey they joy of learning how to ride, and I can totally relate. Keep at it!
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  8332. honestly i love your videos and your definitely a big inspiration for me keep doing what you’re doing because you’re doing it right!
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  8333. Ohh good sir this video is absolutely amazing You have no idea how much i needed this video Thank you man. Please keep making such good videos
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  8334. I love your way of doing things. I already wrote this on your last video. Especially the part on mistakes. I got a Jawa 350 two years ago and it had some offroad tires on it. It was an objectively shit bike and I thought it was a total mistake to get it, but looking back now, it was the bike that got me into off roading and adventure riding. And that kind of riding is soooo much fun, as you have experienced it for yourself. My first couple of times I was riding just the way you were in this video and also just rambling on about stupid stuff and how much fun I'm having. Just one and a half years later I'm doing super technical stuff or ripping crazy wheelies through the forest on my hard enduro bike that I got now. But that would not have happened, if I wouldn't have "accidentally" bought that "shit" Jawa. Anyway, you know best what suits you and what you have fun with. And you have just the perfect attitude for all that. Again, you seem like an absolutely great and humble dude and I would love riding with you, especially now that you're also apparently into adventure riding. Maybe one day I'll be doing the TET and coming through Bosnia haha Cheers and best regards.
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  8335. "I love you, please don't kill me", so relatable, I'm a bit sad you removed it :D Awesome video again, quite different from the technical stuff, but we all got to enjoy a lovely BBQ and philosophical discussion together :)
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  8336. Mr D4A rides a dual sport bike! Awesome!! Have fun man; there's so much adventure to be had on that NX250 XD
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  8337. I really love this video bro.
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  8338. Best video ever so we’ll said
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  8339. Thanks
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  8340. We are watching the birth of an Adventure rider, welcome to the club!
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  8341. As a car and bike guy, watching you share your bike journey is just incredible. Love it. Just love it. Keep it up.
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  8342. keep these up they're a joy to watch
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  8343. I just laughed so hard at the stickers and puke bucket. I've been enjoying these videos so much. thank you for making them and sharing with us, I bet it'd be super cool to watch when ur old.
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  8344. I never was into bikes until watching your videos. I quickly fell in love with Ducatis after seeing yours. Such a beauty... The sound, the color, the looks of it. I feel like a new world opened to me after watching your videos, wich is the world of sportsbikes.
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  8345. You are learning well. Have fun and stay safe. Always, your videos are entertaining, informative and humorous.
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  8346. I really liked your words after the meal.
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  8347. I knew it as soon as I saw that headlight, that’s my first and current bike and I love it.
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  8348. Really enjoy your channel!
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  8349. Best new rider video I have seen and an AWESOME new motorcycle! I just started on a Honda CB500X and taking it a little offroading is an absolute joy! Keep making the great moto content :D
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  8350. i really liked this content! it's a great joy to see and learn about your personal and practical experience of motorsports. i can't remember the last time i was so excited and invested in the plotline of a vlog xD. it's nice to see you're getting into motorcycling, someday i will too. keep it up d4a!
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  8351. Thanks for sharing this video, what you are doing is greatly appreciated.
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  8352. Listening to your excitement while riding is awesome. I still feel that way every time I ride!
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  8353. This guy brings truth to the saying: "You learn something new everyday"
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  8354. Even though I drive an automatic Volvo station wagon I still watch these videos for some reason. I have literally zero need for this information but I still watch. lol
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  8355. Im not a mechanical engineer nor went to engineering school , but learning from this guy is a breeze
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  8356. HAHA the 4 barrel holley intake on the RB26
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  8357. I thought I knew alot about clutches but dam this was a good video and I learned a few things. Keep up the good videos
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  8358. Excellent video brother
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  8359. Nice video, today I learned something!
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  8360. Another great video. You're killing it, man! 👍👍
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  8361. Subscribed! Excellent info!
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  8362. You are so fucking great at making videos and presenting information. I hope you have an AMAZING day good sir, thank you for producing such great content.
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  8363. Best information videos on YouTube so helpful keep it up bro
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  8364. After having worked on cars for a number of years, this video still answered a lot of good questions that I had about clutches. Thank you for posting it.
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  8365. I can only thanks you for your amazing work. Awesome content dude!
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  8366. Best car explaining channel.
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  8367. Awesome video. Very informative, detailed and easy to understand. Thank you. Heading off to watch more of your videos now.
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  8368. Really good job explaining this!
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  8369. One of the best automotive information channels on youtube... Hands Down! All my gear head frinds in Detroit love your channel, please keep doing what your doing my friend. PS: EA888 review/history would be Amazing :)
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  8370. Outstanding breakdown. Earns a subscribe.
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  8371. You're brilliant & cOOL!!! I've subscribed ;-)
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  8372. Thanks, your best video yet. Very informative, truthful and tells it like it is. But I'll never buy an EV! Piston engines have character and people have love affairs with them, also many people love the exhaust sound different cars make 😊
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  8373. You sir are genius level. All of your explanations are clear and well thought out. You also have a grasp on our dis Is able society. People get bored quickly and as a result are wasteful. Keep these awesome videos coming. You have earned a new subscriber.
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  8374. Fantastic.Great presenter.
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  8375. incredibly well organised job and also very well spoken bro keep it up, that was more interesting than expected
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  8376. 👍👍👍👍👍(I just felt one thumbs up was not enough)
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  8377. You're funny! this was a good one. somehow i missed this one a few months ago. glad it popped back up. BTW the first gen MR2 is fabulous!
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  8378. Realmente no hay mucho que debatir, en este video igual que en muchos otros de D⁴A está la respuesta a la cuestión de la obsolescencia, trae claridad a un tema complejo que requiere un amplio punto de vista y una reflexión extensa, gracias por el contenido!!!
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  8379. lovely video...you nailed it
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  8380. Thanks alot for this fun and useful content, looking forward to watch the whole series
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  8381. Amazing, thanks for making a series like this!
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  8382. Buchi got boost
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  8383. I really like your videos and have subscribed. Awesome turbo history !
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  8384. Thanks!
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  8385. Thank you so much for doing this education for us people. <3
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  8386. love it. Thank you so much. I am an auto mechanic and work on multiple turbo diesels as well as own a turbo Subaru. I found the format very engaging and informative. I look forward to the next 99 episodes.
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  8387. awesome project! i hope it's successful
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  8388. Thanks a lot dude you channel really teaches me a lot about cars. I used to think the Rb26, 2JZ and 4G63 were the only beat the shit of engines but damn have I learnt. I also find you explanations easier to understand and your jokes and funimations hit the spot. Thanks a lot dude. Hope this boost school continues
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  8389. Oh my god I can feel my eyeballs at the back of my skull LOL
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  8390. I love you. Thank you for not babying your viewers and making such entertaining and informative content. Can't wait to watch the whole series and learn somethin!
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  8391. Dude, this is such perfect product placement. I get exactly what I want and you get the funding of a perfect sponsorship (and it's AEM so I was already considering buying their products anyway). I've never seen product placement done this right before!
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  8392. It’s so great that you make such videos! Very well detailed! Can’t wait to watch the rest of them :) Quality content keep it up mate!!!
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  8393. This is an excellent video history, the best I have seen. The first turbo I ever owned came from a jetfire, but I did not own the car. I hoped to use it to hotrod something. That never happened, I would have gotten much more boost from the $100 I spent on it, by purchasing MSFT. In '79 I added water injection (sprayed right down the carburetor throat) more boost and a distributor recurve to a Mustang Pace Car 2.3 turbo. What a wakeup call in performance. Next a 79 900T, water into the Turbo inlet, 18# no intercooler! Still a turbo junkie. Played with Aquamist circa 89. Water methanol injection is the holy grail, and the AEM product is very reasonably priced. .. Keep the videos coming.
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  8394. Thanks!
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  8395. This is gonna be great, thanks for all the time and effort
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  8396. I cannot wait for Boot School #2 to 50. Great channel and subscribed
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  8397. Best video on YouTube bar none!
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  8398. Loved this! I hope you are happy with how this first episode of Boost School is received by viewers. Your production quality, level of information and manner of presenting are enjoyable as always! Your 'advert' portions are short and not intrusive - some people will make a very hard cut in their videos and their voice level and the screen changes a lot, making it more of an interruption to the viewing experience (like adverts on TV where they have a higher volume to reach you in the kitchen while you're getting that coffee) - the parts where you mention AEM products are quick and clean, but still show us some of their relevant range. The most distracting 'advert' was that one with the guy crawling out of his car to drink from a bucket! I enjoyed this a lot, and I am grateful to have free education and humour from you! You seem so natural, like you were meant to do this... Maybe we'll get an out-takes video at the end of the course with all those pronunciations ;) You make all this look easy, and it really isn't... which means you've put a lot of effort in. Brilliant start! Thank you!
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  8399. just found your channel and i love it high level engine mechanical uhh stuff is the best!
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  8400. Genndy Tartakovsky would be proud! ;)
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  8401. If this guy doesn't get to 500k before the end of year something is broken in the system.
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  8402. Love
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  8403. I
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  8404. Youuuuuu
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  8405.  @d4a , thanks. I've mostly given up with the automatic captions, because there are often funny things even when I understand by ear what is being said. I just recently found your channel and I'll watch at least every Boost School video immediately.
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  8406. Wow i have been working on cars most my adult like. i am 54 that was the most informative thing ive ever heard about how to control boost thank you so much. I also really liked the one about the Big block 4cylinder 656hp 4bangor boat motor Alfadal or something thank you
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  8407. Great video! You got a subscriber for finding that hilarious JetFire commercial alone :)
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  8408. Nice project! Subbed and I Will Watch You! Congrats for the idea
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  8409. I hope your Channel grows! I recently found this channel and it's fantastic and detailed
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  8410. Great info. Thank you for making this series.
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  8411. This series is going to be so good.
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  8412. Oh, you!
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  8413. Thanks, that was a great job.I needed that.
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  8414. Toyota engineers studying a Mazda rotary housing... yeah right! Good one.
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  8415. LOL! WTF dood. You had me until the welded engine cover. Good one well thought out.
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  8416. I was wondering what would happen if two supras each with the 3jz happened to meet on the road. What would the harass system do???m
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  8417. I was hopping he would say inline 7. Not dissapointed :D 7:52 is real 9,8L inline 7 diesel. Can be found in Massey Ferguson combines.
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  8418. Subscribed. Absolutely brilliant 🤣🤣🤣.
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  8419.  @d4a  i thought the double cam lobe was great, had me cracking up 😂 the diagram showing how it worked 🤣
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  8420. This is beautiful.
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  8421. Bravooo,majstore,volimo te!!
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  8422. I lost count of the combustion engineering clarifications you provided me by the time you arrived at "why a mechanical water pump was better than electric". We were in hot debate about the (level or tilted) angle of the carburetors & valves on our motorcycle engines when I was 15 years old (I'm 72 now). It's all about swirl & flame-path, folks. Bloody great video Sir.
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  8423. I could listen to this guy talk all day an not get board. Great breakdown of everything he describes.
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  8424. i have to admit , when i fist saw this car in the media, the first thing trough my mind was : what's it going to cost ... ? When i saw the price, everything else pretty much went out the window ... Never realizing that Toyota still keeps mad scientists in their basement. Like their first Conquest "TwinCam 16V" 1600 cars from the 90's, this firecracker now has my attention. However, unfortunately, the price sticker, although way much cheaper than Koenigsegg, is way out of my range ... 😢 Thank you Toyota for raising the name up again. And thank you D4A, for another very informative and entertaining video. I enjoyed it immensely.
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  8425. Best video of the GR Yaris to-date.
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  8426. I finally found the channel that succeeded in a clear and precise way to refine my comprehention of one of my passion that is the internal combustion engine, thank you.
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  8427. Great job, thanks for the details that make the magic ;-)
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  8428. Amazing! The petrol head nerds of the world salute you!
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  8429. Dude. You are fun. Great technical content and fun delivery and even some laughs.
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  8430. You've went beyond the call of duty!!
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  8431. This was the best description of a complicated idea I've ever heard in my entire life. I generally have an extremely hard time understanding concepts like this but I got it on the very first try I'm kind of freaked out I almost want to cry lol. I'm not dumb I just need to explain to a certain way apparently.... Thank you
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  8432. I'm your fan, what an amazing video!
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  8433. Now that was an enjoyable interesting 22 min video.!
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  8434. Thankyou for this video it was great
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  8435. I had NO intentions of watching this video, it is waaaay too long for what I’m used to. But wow this was so interesting to listen to. Well informed and well done 🤙🤙
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  8436. Everyone who has watched whole 22 minutes this video should get Certificate of V8 Engine Expert. This is So much knowledge here man. I Appreciate that hard work
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  8437. A very clever and illuminating piece, beautifully explained
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  8438. Best. Channel. Ever.
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  8439. WOW, AS A VIDEO EDITOR FOR 40 YEARS, THIS IS THE BEST TUTORIAL ON ANY SUBJ I'VE EVER SEEN. GREAT JOB!
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  8440. Thank you for making this fantastic video, I'm so happy that I discovered your channel
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  8441. Helpful.. nicely explained
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  8442. Well done!
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  8443. Just got my 6 sigma kit and this is the best video on installing it around!
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  8444. Perfectly explained !! Thank you!!
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  8445. nice video but pleeeease clean those carbs!! ( you have a great project car )
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  8446. This was the first video that I saw from you. Result: subscribed!
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  8447. I love this channel, the best explanations for many car engine topics, great videos my friend, Im a fan
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  8448. I love this channel
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  8449. Really good job on your channel and videos!
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  8450. oh my god he put a progress bar for the ad. legend
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  8451. This is premium content, thanks and keep it up!
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  8452. Very nice presentation of the subject! Good balance between illustration and narrative. Audio quality is a treat.
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  8453. Another great video bro! I didn't know about the "oil cooled" engines with the dual chamber oil pump. That's really interesting. 👍
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  8454. your videos are very good , fantastic stuff.
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  8455. The amount of people more than happy to relieve you of your car dollar are endless. If you want stretch that money as far as possible, you need to understand what you are doing before you do it. Fantastic video man. Your anecdote about the freezing rain and the driveway was money
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  8456. Excellent explanation. Great video!
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  8457. Awesome video! Pleas make a video about brake proportioning valves and how they work!
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  8458. Genius title 👍🏻
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  8459. As a lifetime mechanic I can say with certainy that the most delicate egos belong to mechanics. Most of the time when they don't know something or understand something they start pretending or many times just make things up to compensate for their ignorance and to protect their precious egos. Don't worry about the haters and the know it alls. Their minds are made up regardless of the evidence or facts. Your absolute top mechanics/technicians are humble and eager to learn new things to enhance their understanding and increase their knowledge base. Remember this, " Your ego is not your amigo" Great channel! I subscribed immediately! Thanks for sharing!!!👍
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  8460. Came here not to find the answers which I think were pretty obvious to me, but rather to hear your arguments and logic. You did not disappoint
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  8461. Big brakes will stop your car faster because your wallet it so much lighter!
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  8462. NO YOU'RE WRONG!!! Just joking. That was a great video. Very informative. The idea about thinking of brakes as a kinetic energy to thermal energy converter is the base to the understanding of the whole concept. I too would like a brake bias and ratio video please. Keep up the fantastic work!
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  8463. Awesome content overall!
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  8464. Excellent project! I look forward to watching.
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  8465. What is your background? I have been mechanic/fabricator/racer for decades and you have some exceptional knowledge for anyone at any age.. Big difference between fixing a machine vs knowing how it works, why it is designed the way it is.. I wish more understood the theory behind parts instead of just "parroting" what they have been told by manufacturers and sales people.. Understanding theory makes forensics on a dead part much easier..(and accurate).. great videos..
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  8466. 2 circular divots in intake chamber are swirl cavities to increase atomization of air and fuel. Also they help catch excessive oil buildup from the pcv.
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  8467. For anyone interested, the heads cam design is what is referred to as a 'slave cam'. This build is gonna be long, but I wait on baited breath for the next 3+ years worth of episodes. Great job D4A.
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  8468. Thanks for the contest. you are the best at simplifying the most difficult subjects. Stay safe!
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  8469. Based on what I see, your channel definitely have good contents which I like. I believe it will grow bigger as you go, so keep on trucking bro. And Thanks for the generous giveaway opportunity.
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  8470. Epic giveaway! Thanks for having me in.
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  8471. Love your channel! Passed my exam on internal combustion engines thanks to your engine balance videos - my favourite along with iconic engines.
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  8472. One of the most informative channels on YouTube about cars.
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  8473. The most eloquent presenter I've ever seen. Now I know Steel, Alloy(Alu),Titanium. TQ Bro
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  8474. Excellent video. You’re going to go far if you keep this up!
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  8475. Great informative video, you got a sub here!
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  8476. Very rarely make positive remarks on engineering/automotive videos because they always have some amount of misinformation included. Pleasantly surprised not the case here. Well done.
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  8477. This was the best I've EVER seen to explain in PLAIN, easy to understand, language on the 3 different types of connecting rods in the performance world! Thank you for this, While I'll never be able to AFFORD titanium in any of my vehicles, still I found this BOTH entertaining AND informative all around! You are AWESOME my friend... SIMPLY AWESOME!!! THANK YOU!!!
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  8478. daymn...there it is...every question I've ever had about conrods....thx man...epic video
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  8479. Awesome video, thanks for taking the time to make it. You earned a new subscriber.
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  8480. beautiful presentation
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  8481. excellent job... from an engineering standpoint and form a common-sense standpoint.
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  8482. Clear, precise and entertaining presentation mate. Loved it thanks
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  8483. Thank you for this information. Clearly stated. 👍🇺🇸🤙😃A+A+A+
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  8484. Loved your video, everything I needed to know in less than 20 minutes :)
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  8485. This gentleman made this video so easy to watch and understand. Excellent job.
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  8486. Awesome video! Really good content!
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  8487. Wonderful video, I listened to every word
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  8488. Definitely subscribing your channel 👍🏻
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  8489. Great little video....it was great, informational....and even a little entertaining!
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  8490. Beautifully explained, in very clear script and delivery. Thanks.
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  8491. Dude this was so informative thanks for the cool video
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  8492. Great job man! Like the music XD
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  8493. Going live on my bday ohhh yeaaaa 😊😊😊😊great job
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  8494. you are my favourite, and have inspired me to start working on my 1988 corolla gts with a 4age, i got her running today!... i have a long way to go before i can upload anything however what a sense of accomplishment!. knowing there are still guys like you out there that are so passionate about 4age motors make me a happy man!. God bless you.
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  8495. OHhhhhhhh yeahhhhh !!!!! I am wet 💦
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  8496. geez, i have to wait 8 1/2 more hours for the Live Stream,.....guess i better set my alarm clock then mate :) Cheers from Sydney, Australia :)
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  8497. I think this was first time I wacht a video with saxophone music, without being a porn movie 😂😂😂
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  8498. People loved my MR2 first start attempt live streams and I didn't even get it to start, hahaha.
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  8499. Just can't wait to hear your 4age roaring through those freaking bike carbs!!keep up the good work man and take care!
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  8500. 4age😁
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  8501. Another great video, your presentation and production are both really good!
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  8502. I love your sense of humor man. Please don't die. You know I'll be in on that giveaway!
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  8503. 9:30 i would probably grab stearing wheel with my mouth and use my both hands to open windows :D as i do in my peugeot 205 with manual windows
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  8504. Man I fucking love your videos, never stop making them!!
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  8505. I can't believe I just recently found your channel. I mean your channel is what I always have dreamed of watching, you explain stuff in a not super 'dumbed-down' way, are really entertaining (at least I think so), and even mention lada engines xD, but I've seen people getting 300hp out of those NA Lada engines, but that's by boring and stroking the block to 1950cc's, which is kinda cheating xD. wouldn't be surprised if there's like 700hp turbo lada engines somewhere.
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  8506. Channel subscribed! Nice work mate 8)
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  8507. Can't wait to see the result ! I really love that original choice ! Not that typical 3SGTE stuff, well done ! Would have love to see the Celica TS gearbox fitted to that engine, also cant wait to see what you gona do for the intercooling solution.
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  8508. Expectations of bike carb cons: reduced MPG Reality of bike carb cons: engine eats the air filter
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  8509. Great update, I'm really looking forward to boost school.
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  8510. Looking forward to seeing Project Underdog running. I have used parts from a MK1 4A-GZE (big port). If anyone needs any part from it, feel free to hmu.
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  8511. :thanksdoc:
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  8512. Nice job dude ^^ Where did you get all the parts from though O.O
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  8513. absolutely great mate! congrats
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  8514. That oil pan!!!! I love it. Beautiful video
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  8515. Fucking savage editing
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  8516. I LIKE ENGINE ❤
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  8517. Awesome video. Very well done.
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  8518. from time to time I come back to watch this. great video :)
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  8519. Oh wow. very cool video. good job :D
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  8520. Awesome vid man! Well done.
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  8521. Mulțumim!
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  8522. Perfectly and beautifully explained for even a novice to understand
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  8523. It couldn't have been more clearly explained! Thanks!! 👍
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  8524. ありがとうございます！
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  8525. Man, I love your editing! It is very funny, entertaining, but very precise and informative. Keep up the good work!! :)
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  8526. First time ever seeing one of his videos. Instant Subscribe. Details without tedium. Perfection.
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  8527. What a great channel. Fantastic content.
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  8528. Thanks!
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  8529. Wow! Nice explanation. Thanks.
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  8530. I'll say it again, this man should be employed by an institution that pays him weekly with a 10yd. dumptruck load of cash.
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  8531. Superb.. made my day
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  8532. Best channel for car science.
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  8533. Great video, well explained. Thank you.
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  8534. I am hooked on this channel 😆
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  8535. Thanks!
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  8536. Haha! Fantastic story! And I can imagine it happening to me up until the smallest detail! I had some occasions in the past where my wife (or kids) would be embarrassed because I got super excited over such an experience. Lucky for them I wasn't with them on my trip to Indonesia! I encountered many JDM classics there
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  8537. Your trip looks epic! Really enjoyed the stories and the pictures. Your excitement was fun too, hahaha. Best of luck with the build!
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  8538. Amazing video!
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  8539. Love Your videos! Thanks for making them!
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  8540. You Sir, are an absolute legend!
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  8541. Fascinating stuff, great work.
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  8542. Superb presentation
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  8543. The black looks great!
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  8544. driving 4 answers that’d be 👍🏼 great. Loving the Chanel btw
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  8545. Nice video! Man, that wire wheeling of the bay brought back memories on the ae86 build haha. Super excited to see your engine setup, because I want to go carbs too! Keep up the great work, love the channel!
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  8546. Keep it up! Cannot wait to see the car run on the carbs!
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  8547. Man you restore how you want to! Cheaper than doing a full. And.. just as effective.
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  8548. Love love love this channel!
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  8549. Thank you for the great video! I feel the passion flowing all throughout this video. More of this please!! ❤️
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  8550.  @d4a  your video is shared in L series groups in facebook. i hope you get new followers!
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  8551. Awesome overview of the L series engine!! 🤘🏻🔥
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  8552. I was going to skip this video in the series as I didn't know about this engine. But your passion and presentation style has convert me. Thank you. Really enjoying your content.
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  8553. Thanks!
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  8554. Great video and great channel. I unfortunately just discoverer it now. I have a question, the dust seals, are they Toyota parts? Could you pass me the part number please? I have an 1978 Celica GT Liftback, where I'm rebuilding the front suspension now (not a lot of parts available anymore) and those MR2 dust seals seem to have the right size, hahaha. Many thanks in advance!
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  8555. Woow, u make a simple safety with a wood bar, nice video buddy, keep rool wirh another new video.
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  8556. thats an awesome ass logo!
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  8557. driving 4 answers You and I are of the same mindset there. I hate the AFM, the horrible IACV with its unreliable wax slug, and the vacuum system for TVIS, etc. I'm finding your videos to be quite enjoyable, so thank you again for making them!
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  8558. This guy explains this stuff so well. I tried to explain this exact thing to someone a few months ago and couldn’t get across what I meant. I’m just gonna send this video to the guy I was trying to explain it to.
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  8559. Everything clicked with this video and I've learned so much, it came out right when I needed it. Excellent video.
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  8560. You are simply awesome
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  8561. This is Gold 🥇 your made to make educational videos, now keep it going please
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  8562. Bro explained all possible possibilities of doubt while explaining it 😅. Just a amazing work by you. Literally feel enlightened by learning deep science behind cornering of car
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  8563. What an awesome video, thanks!
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  8564. You are the David Attenborough of vehicles bro 🙏🙌❤️🇦🇺
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  8565. I never really commented on anything, and this is stuff that I already knew and have put lots of thought on it myself, but never really talked about it with anyone because they would probably think that I'm crazy and overthinking, but somehow you can easily talk about and explain something so complex. Unbelievable 👍
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  8566. OMG I am enlightened. Thanks ypu for making this video.
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  8567.  @d4a yeah, I am aware that you and other content creators do not wish for the ads to be intrusive, thank you for the response! Your videos are much appreciated in Denmark, especially among my friends at our little workshop.
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  8568. This man deserves 2bn likes
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  8569. Actually, your explanation is quite easy to follow. Well done! Thank you for this amazing video. I didn't know that the tyres are deforming this way during corners.
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  8570. You nailed it...again. Thank you...again.
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  8571.  @d4a  being a jdm car enthusiast in the Balkans is super hard. im 16 and i am worried i wont be able to Achieve my dreams of building and working on my dream cars when i will be able to own a car and with the rising laws against modifications and tuning i am afraid this will be very hard. but your videos gives me alot of motivation. thank you.
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  8572. Honestly the longest youtube video that I have ever watched but it was well worth every second
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  8573. One minute in and I'm already hooked
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  8574. Nice! I’m doing basically the same kind of build with a 58 VW Beetle. A lesser used type air cooled VW boxer, custom supercharged, Megasquirt EFI.... We have almost all the same obstacles. I literally have to make and do everything and have similar knowledge of my car. Good thing I’ve owned it for 20 years. I AM jealous of your ability to get original parts at a dealer, VW does not support the aircooled cars at all. I am fortunate enough to have metal fab experience, a MIG, TIG welder, etc. I think that would be a great next step for you. I like your project and ideas!
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  8575. That's some nice welding.
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  8576. Eastern Europe? I thought your accent was from a couple of Philadelphia neighborhoods I remember! As much as I have come to wait your "regularly scheduled" and scripted "learn-ums", this one about your personal car passion project really brought you into focus as a real , to the bone, "car guy" rather than a mere technician with a great delivery technique. In spite of much trying and gnashing of teeth, your mother failed to keep you from those early experiences getting grease under your fingernails- and the disease progressed from there. Being a fellow sufferer, I feel your pain! You have also left me on the floor, risking injury, behind your occasional non sequiturs. Being from Eastern Europe certainly helps explain the different view points at times! Stay healthy, do this as your passion tells you- just bring that and the knowledge you use in pursuit of that passion and I, for one, will be here- I haven't fallen out of my chair this week anyway! FR
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  8577. short and perfectly scripted video content is overrated! This off the cuff stuff was LIT AF
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  8578. You have my full support. I can't wait to see you put it all together
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  8579. I really like You talking for so long :)
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  8580. Great video, especially the tour of Studio 1 and the props Dept!😅
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  8581. you speak very well and explain things clearly and the fact that English is not your mother tongue makes it more impressive, I really enjoy your normal videos and find the content aswell as your calm and concise delivery of concepts educational and entertaining. However I did still really enjoy this different style video as you have made all these parts and the gathering/matching of them very assessable and understandable to the average person and I feel like I'm in your house with you showing us the parts. keep up the good work can't wait to watch this project develop!😎👍
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  8582. Cant wait until next episode! Awesome!
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  8583. For some, this manifold is just a piece of metal .... end. For other this is pure art.
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  8584. Woah how time flies, did not have time to watch the entire video before today... But dude that just looks so cool. Also love the format as you are just an awesome improviser :-) Can’t wait to see it running the first time and hope you do some road trip when it’s ready. I personally would stay with 15 inch wheels as they can perform better when road quality sometimes is not as good :-) But I guess you always want larger discs? Cheers from Denmark
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  8585. Those are some gorgeous welds!
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  8586. Keep it up Bro ;-))
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  8587. To-Yoda, may the forge be with you.
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  8588. Love the format of this video. Felt like getting a little tour of your place and being brought up to speed on how things are going and what your thoughts are. I appreciated the time stamps, so I can watch this in segments. I also enjoyed your low tech but totally functional filming setup. I'm thinking you must have an amazing skin care regiment for you to look that good from a single fluorescent tube light lol. That Weldspeed turbo exhaust manifold is beyond awesome looking! Can't wait to see how the project pans out!
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  8589. Great video as always man, had to save it for when I had time but really glad I did 👍 can’t wait to see the updates
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  8590. 🤣 love it 👍
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  8591. At 1:56 i feel you. Haha Very nice build, i'm following your project since it started! Awesome setup and love the sound of those carbs! Big up! :) Cheers from Transilvania!
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  8592. Simplemente, hermoso...
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  8593. Feels just like a option2 vhs, nice.
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  8594. Thanks from Poland! Good job man.
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  8595. Love the content, thanks! Definitely among the best information available. I just wish the boost school videos could be more frequent.
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  8596. Great video! I never found someone who explained this in a way I could understand until now
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  8597. This channel is INCREDIBLY good.. worked a lot w/ all kinds of race cars, alcohol funny cars top fuel, sprint cars, tractor pulling, etc.. I'm not saying I'm a master of all these things but what I am saying is I still learn a lot and to have experience in these things, and I can still tell you for whatever it's worth, that this channel is incredibly, INCREDIBLY good, probably one of the best! Another thing I love is that there is no way you are not getting people for getting people into learning and critical thinking, as well as getting them into stuff like racing, fixing their own cars and so on, awesome, awesome stuff! 🤘🏻
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  8598. Excellent education buddy. You explain things well
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  8599. Another brilliantly produced and presented video! Fantastic and very accessible information here, as always. Great integration of graphics, photos, and constituent videos!
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  8600. I know nearly nothing when it comes to cars but it has always fascinated me, I love these videos
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  8601. Mate, your channel should get some more 'boost'. Brilliantly explained and thoroughly engaging!
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  8602. I don't even have a drivers license but this was a good video
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  8603. Best integrated sponsor segment ever
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  8604. Love your channel 🔥
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  8605. Brilliant explanations and fantastically put together, i'm still learning as a 50 yr old.
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  8606. Why haven’t I described to your channel until now? This was an amazing video!! Thank you 🙏🏼
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  8607. Now This is School 📝
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  8608. This class was truly amazing!! Now can you make one on how compound turbo setups compound (pun intended) each of the turbo characteristics??
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  8609. Excellent video, all basics in one simple video. Master you tuber.
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  8610. Super video…as always!
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  8611. OMG, I learned so much from this 35 minute video, cant wait to boost my go kart😅
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  8612. This explains alot, and i mean ALOT!
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  8613. Thanks for this wonderful video.
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  8614. Thank you for this video
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  8615. Massive thanks. So simply and yet thoroughly explained.
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  8616. I'm a NA engine person but I still have to watch because your videos are great
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  8617. This is your best video! Greetings from Russia🎉
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  8618. So much work went into this video and it really shows. Very informative! Also: I never knew that the turbo flutter is a bad thing. It sounds so cool!
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  8619. I got so much more out of this than I expected to, thank you very much
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  8620. Omggggg!!! Many thanks! 🎉❤ You're a big one
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  8621. That was brilliant. I feel like I'm going to have to watch it a few times to really absorb it fully. Thank you for all your hard work on this. I've watched lots of videos on turbos but none have explained things as well as you have.
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  8622. Wow this was incredible and extremely well done.
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  8623. Excellent presentation, excellent overlay of the technicals into layman terms! I am blown away by thr quality of your videos! Bravo! 👏👏
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  8624. Just WOW! Thank you for this amazing video!
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  8625. Masterpiece, as always! Thanks!
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  8626. well presented and informative.
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  8627. Your videos are simply my favorite car videos on yt. The info contained is insane.
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  8628. I don't have a car but I love the technology and mechanicals of auto parts. I never seen someone better than you in explaining the mechanics that deep.
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  8629. Well done, I came looking for diesel answers, but left smarter for your petrol explanation. Then you tied it all together at the end. Bravo.
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  8630. Great video I learned quite a bit
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  8631. You are a king my dude 🙏
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  8632. wow, you've really outdone yourself with this one!
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  8633. Great video as always. Love your content. thanks for sharing your knowledge in a way that is easy to understand
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  8634. After watching this video I subscribed! Thanks for sharing your knowledge 👏
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  8635. I have a small shitbox I want to turbo. It has a small 1.2L 1248cc engine and I'm planning on using Garret's GBC17-250 36MM turbo. I wanted to know how to read the compressor map and then what do ya know, D4A delivered. This is more a for fun project than making a race car. Stock power is around 86HP and I'm looking to make around 130HP on boost. I honestly can't wait haha.
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  8636. Excelent video :)
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  8637. Super great video - thanks! Love the old clicking table of contents!
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  8638. Great video as always! It help a lot to wrap my head around all the different specs!
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  8639. Absolutely phenomenal resource!
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  8640. Wow dude great information as usual.
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  8641. You are the best !
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  8642. Amazing video !!!
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  8643. Extremely clearly explained and easy to understand for a layman. Thank you.
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  8644. I just barely bought my first car n I know nothing about vehicles but these videos really help
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  8645. The clearest possible explanation in every single video 🤝. Good job
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  8646. Your videos are amazing!!
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  8647. best explained
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  8648. The best teatcher❤❤
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  8649. You are by far the most informative narrator of the working mechanics of a combustible engine you my friend are a goat
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  8650. Outstanding! Subscribed
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  8651. never ever saw anything on the same level not in english not in russian language over youtube. Not even red such immersive and light to digest info in net. Watching your videos sometimes with pausing, but all info is getting into the brain in a straightforward manner. No twist and turns in logic. Very Clean!
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  8652. Great video. Learned a lot just in 22 minutes.
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  8653. Just wow. Thanks for this lesson. Now I understand how feul injection works.
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  8654. This channel is fantastic.
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  8655. Wow, this is a perfect video, perfect explanations, very clear, concise, to the point and expert knowledge!!! I am so glad I found you. I subscribed and liked and I will watch all your videos soon as I get a chance. Thanks for such amazing job!!!!
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  8656. I'm not a car guy [mostly a biker] but whenever this man uploads, I'm HOOKED to his content I'm a simple man...when D4A uploads I click <3
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  8657. very informative and exactly what i wanted to learn. thank you
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  8658. Wow, FANTASTIC video. Instantly became a subscriber. Thanks!
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  8659. Wonderful video. So well done! Thank you. You have a new subscriber and I can’t wait to get into more of your stuff.
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  8660. Bravo. Extremely well done. Keep it up.... The internet needs more professional, well researched, clearly articulated, orginized facts and less flash.
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  8661. This video proves that there is not such a thing a bad student, only incapable teachers. You are a talented teacher sir!!!
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  8662. Absolutely! Brilliantly explained 👌 this is how teachers need to educate the kids in school
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  8663. i saw this vid being recommend. thought yeah right i still will be confuse, i saw quite a few videos and they never properly explain it. I had an idea but wasnt sure like saying your car runs on gas but why? 😂 i came in cocky like i wasnt going to learn anything new😆 keywords i was missing was HP=force and time. that when it all clicked in my head XD for that im glad you made this video glad i tap on it to watch it XD. ty for the formula 😆
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  8664. Fantastic video, title is true.
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  8665. I’ve always struggled to understand the difference. This has been the best explanation I’ve ever come across. Thank you 🙌🏼
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  8666. This was really the best explanation I heard yet. Thanks a lot.
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  8667. This was excellent. I’ve always wondered what the real difference was and this video really helped me understand. Really great explanation of the two and the visual examples used helped make it even easier to understand for visual learners.
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  8668. Well done sir, hands down the best video explaining this subject 👌👍
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  8669. I love your video. One day I will show this to my future child when we start talking about cars and how does it move.
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  8670. Yup, title didnt lie. I really got it this time
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  8671. wow you are such an amazing guy! you have helped me a lot with this vid thanks bud!
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  8672. Dude you nailed the explanation. Thank you.
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  8673. My goodness!!! I’m just about to have my 61st birthday and I finally, and fully, understand torque and horsepower, and their relationship to and difference from force
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  8674. First time it makes sense, thank you for that!
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  8675. i have search for videos like this and watch some, if not most, of it but this is probably the easiest to understand video of all... thanks a lot..
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  8676. Outstanding video. Your narration is excellent.
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  8677. That was an insanely good explanation, the best I've ever seen. Thank you!
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  8678. Without any knowledge in mechanical engineering, i have tried to understand the difference between hp and tq for so long. Referred multiple videos. And here you are the simplest explanation and it's to the point. Thank you so much.. .
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  8679. Literally didn’t need this but it was so fascinating to watch thank you :)
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  8680. After all these years. I have finally fully understood the differenc.. Whew.. Finally
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  8681. This is an amazing explanation and demonstration,thank you
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  8682. It all makes so much sense. I didn't search for any of this but I'm happy I know now ^^
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  8683. Amazing explanation with very simple examples. Thank you
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  8684. Hot damn, I actually finally learned what the difference between the 2 is. I've been trying to figure it out for a while now... But haven't been actually able to understand it. Thanks, mate
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  8685. Thanks, this put it in a better perspective. Simply put, Awesome job!!
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  8686. danke, fur der erklarung... sehr gut gemacht !!! nochmal bedanken , alles gute !!!
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  8687. Subd! explained perfectly! I finally walked away with the understanding and not a sore brain. Thanks
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  8688. Thank god I stumbled on this video! Finally !!! Many thanks you have explained this topic like no one else has 👍👍
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  8689. Best video hands down!! 🔥 Even better than Donut Media version!!! I seen like 20 videos and nothing explains it clearer than this. Amazing job!!!
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  8690. Brilliantly explained!
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  8691. Thank you so much for this video!! Mind blowing how you simply explained everything well.
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  8692. Im feeling satisfied
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  8693. Really good explanation. You've answered well a query I've had for years.
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  8694. La meilleure explication de chevaux-moteur,merci infiniment.
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  8695. Best explanation ever
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  8696. WOW! 👏 amazing.. simply amazing
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  8697. I have tried to understand this 50 times before and this did it. Well done. Very clear.
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  8698. Great explanation, the best I've seen so far. Thanks!
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  8699. I already know about it, but i find this video the easiest one to understand, thank you !
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  8700. If half the teachers in the world could explain things like you, we could have e more kids interested in learning, which implies a better society with less or virtually no criminals.
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  8701. Very very good explanation! Thank you very much :)
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  8702. Uhm dude?!... this.. is.. BRILLIANT! 💯💯😃
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  8703. This video was massively helpful wow!
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  8704. Fantastic video and well explained ! 👍🏾
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  8705.  @d4a  that’s amazing! Thank you. You sure have gone to enough effort to explain in layman’s terms so I can understand and gain some knowledge,and it was just a discussion in the comments section between two of your subscribers!👏🏻. I can see you going a long way on this YouTube thingy and I’m sure your hard work will pay off for you and your family. I’m looking forward to my next lesson in Boost School 👍. All the very best, Ant.
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  8706. Brilliant, again ! There's trillion videos out there explaining the difference between torque and horsepower, this one is by far the best one.
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  8707. Very nice video. You explained it all so clearly!
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  8708. you fulfilled your promise. than you! great and brief video, extremely informative I didn't miss a thing.
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  8709. Thx so much for this video! It's so easy to understand and it really clears my doubts! Thank you!
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  8710. Wow. I’ve never heard this explained so clearly. Thanks!
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  8711. Cool video, great demonstration and very clear and easy to understand explanation of the subject. I hope this helps lots of people.
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  8712. Insane explination! You owe my sub!
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  8713. holy shit is this really impressive, really well done
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  8714. Great video, problem was explained in the easiest way.
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  8715. Finally got it! Thank you!!!
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  8716. Awesome video. Simple, easy to follow, and very informative.
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  8717. Nice just discovered this channel. I have two sons 4 and 7 and they come to work witg me sometimes and always ask lots of question. This video helped give them a better understanding.
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  8718. wow this video was awesome i finally understand it all !
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  8719. My mind is blown sir, well done!
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  8720. Wow Thanks man! Awesome explanation!! Cheers from México 🇲🇽 🥳
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  8721. Well explained Well presented Quality content
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  8722. After a long time finally, now I know the differences in an easy way,,,,, much appreciated ✌🏽✌🏽
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  8723. Another great video man! You're killing it. 👍
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  8724. At last, I understand this! Thank you
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  8725. Now I actually understand the difference between torque and horsepower. Thank you. Unlike other videos, you kept the science jargon to minimum.
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  8726. You actually did it, I finally understand. Cheers!
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  8727. That was a VERY WELL DONE explanation. Congratulations mate. One of the most interesting things I've ever watched on this platform.
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  8728. Just awesome 👏🏼 Simple and understandable
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  8729. Very clear and nice video. It finally clear for myself the difference between both concepts.
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  8730. Great content 😲🤗
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  8731. Amazing video and explanation, thank you for this.
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  8732. This is the most clear and concise explanation of hp & Torque I’ve ever seen. Well done and thank you. 👍
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  8733. Your videos should be used for every apprentice mechanics training. Excellent work mate. When is the next Turbo School?
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  8734. I came for legos, stayed to be mind blown.
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  8735. This was the best explanation I’ve seen so far, I’m finally getting this.
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  8736. this was a REALLY good video. Thanks for making it!
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  8737. Crystal Clear. Thanks!
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  8738. Finally....after dozens of videos I understand
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  8739. Excellent video. Congratulations!
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  8740. This is hands down the best explanation, a mechanical engineer here. 👍❤️🌹👑
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  8741. That was awesome best video ever on Torque and horsepower This guy is great !!!
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  8742. Your voice is so relaxing
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  8743. I dont speak english, but this video its so easy to understand, even for me
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  8744. Very easy to understand, thank you very much
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  8745. Idk how you made to my recommended but I’m glad you did bro! Thanks
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  8746. So well explained. Makes so much more sense now. Thank you for this.
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  8747. I finally get it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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  8748. I really dont understand english very well but i can get the idea with the texts and images Awesome video, love from 🇲🇽
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  8749. it's the best explanation of torque i ever seen, thanks.
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  8750. Thank you for taking the time to explain this so well. Never really understood the difference until you just explained it.
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  8751. You were correct, i understand more fully now! Cheers!
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  8752. Clearly explained as always. Love this channel
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  8753. 1... Thumbs up! 2... Just subscribed! 3... You kick ass at explaining! 4... This channel kicks ass! 5... I just learned something the easy way! 6... Thank GOD for legos!
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  8754. Best explanation of this I have ever seen
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  8755. The most well structured explanation I have ever seen! Well done Sir!
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  8756. You're right, you explained it perfectly. 👌
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  8757. You have one of the best auto channels on Youtube, my friend!
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  8758. Best vid about this on YouTube
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  8759. 🤯 a thing so simple seemed so complicated all these years. You're a genius
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  8760. very well done and explained. thank you :)
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  8761. Simply excellent!!! Thank you.
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  8762. Thanks; best explanation ever!
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  8763. Brilliantly explained
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  8764. Explanations are just PERFECT. I’m French and got it all. Thank you 🙏🏽
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  8765. Thank you so much! Well explained!
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  8766. After 25 years I finally get it.
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  8767. Very good explaned thank you for saving my sunday again. I think you will be a great dad that can play and explane with Lego.😄
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  8768. Beautifully explained. If you want a car capable of doing very nice and even burnouts, get one that has a good balance between torque and RPM.
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  8769. Damn, the best explanation of HP and Torque Difference
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  8770. Awesome vídeo!
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  8771. SUBCRIBED!!!! You've earned my subscription. Good work man! I truly thank you for giving me this knowledge in an understandable way.
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  8772. Already knew basically anything but that’s one awesome way to explain the concept!Better than 99,9% of all teachers out there! Love it! 👍🏼
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  8773. Cool stuff. This video explains a lot. My son's now understand the difrence between this two measures.
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  8774. OMG mind = blown!! I get it, I ACTUALLY do!! Thank yooooouuu :-)
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  8775. Brilliant. Easy to understand. Thank you.
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  8776. Thank you so much! I often google it and never really understood, until your video. Have a great day!
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  8777. Absolutely genius explanation 👏
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  8778. I can't even begin to describe how much I needed this video!
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  8779. One of the best videos on YouTube on the subject. Note to self Youtube seems to be recommending quality videos after I subscribed to YouTube premium.
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  8780. MASTERFULLY EXPLAINED.
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  8781. That's beautiful! Very nice, instantly subscribed
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  8782. brilliant
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  8783. Power is torque x rpm Thats what ive been looking for a long time and ypu are the only one who has said this in a video !! Thanks !!
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  8784. If you were my teacher, I'd be the best student ever 😊
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  8785. This channel is so good. Wonderful explanation!
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  8786. Super good clear explanation! Finally I feel that I understand it!
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  8787. This is certainly the best explanation I've seen so far! Thanks a bunch! Why my professors back in the days did not teach that concept in such a clear way eludes me.
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  8788. Wow, people still make informative videos that are clear concise and on topic.
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  8789. I fuckin LOVE this guy NO ONE has explained this subject better than you man Respect & <3
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  8790. Super clear and very good explanation
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  8791. This was the best explanation I've ever seen. Thank You.
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  8792. Two minutes in and I already knew I had to subscribe. Genius explanation! I just discovered this channel and I am already loving it...
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  8793. Excellent video. Clear explanations accompanied by perfect visual examples. Thank you!
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  8794. I'm very happy to say this is the best video about torque vs horsepower I've ever seen. There is so much confusion and misinformation about this topic everywhere: torque is for acceleration, torque is what you feel when you put your foot down, torque is for towing weight.... etc. All derived from a same misunderstanding of the physical principle of mechanical work and it's relation to power, wich can be described as amount of work per unit of time. People mistake maximum horsepower for power throughout the rev range, not understanding that even though a petrol engine might be able to produce a higher maximum power output, at 2000 rpm it will probably be producing a lot less power than a big truck engine. That's what creates the oh so famous phrase "torque is for acceleration", in my opinion. I guess what I would add is that, given a certain maximum horsepower figure, the more torque the engine can produce means more power sooner in the rev range. This has bothered me for so long that for the last year or so I've even been thnking of making a video to talk about. Thankfully, I don't have to anymore lol. I don't know if you have a engineering degree or not, but this certainly gets a full aproval for accuracy of physical fundaments.
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  8795. The information delivery and simplification is so good! Good job!
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  8796. This is hands down the best explanation i've seen on the subject. Perfectly executed 👍
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  8797. Wow! Thank you. I never understood these two so clearly before
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  8798. BTW. Best video on YouTube ever :goodvibes:
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  8799. Brilliant episode! Really great way to visually show what torque and horsepower is. I'm loving your use of LEGO more and more; they should sponsor you lol
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  8800. Awesome content bro!
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  8801. I am very happy I clicked on this video. You are an excellent teacher. You got a new sub.
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  8802. I like your sense of humor
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  8803. Your videos are super informative on all technical levels - from materials, to engineering, to actual practical applications. Thank you, I just started supporting you through patreon.
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  8804. Im watching your(perfect as always) videos the one after the other...pls let me go to sleep..im working tomorrow :)
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  8805. I already knew a lot of this, but still learned a few new things. Excellent! Thanks!!!
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  8806. Thanks!
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  8807. I already knew about all of this but your videos are freaking cool so I watched anyway!
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  8808. I’ve got zero interest in cooking but I feel if this guy does a cooking video I would watch and enjoy. Another great video!
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  8809. This was something I wondered about a while ago but never pursued. Thanks for the answers and well done vid!
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  8810. 😆now every time I think about the wasted spark system in my '90 T-Bird S.C., I see a blonde falling FLAT on her face! Your videos are SO well done...thank you
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  8811. Brilliant content! Very informative!!
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  8812. Wow! Excellent video thank you so much. Subscribed
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  8813. Are you a teacher buddy?, good job,well explained.big applause from mama land KENYA
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  8814. Tremendous explanation!!! What a privilege for me to listen to you.
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  8815. I spent a long time looking online trying to figure out what is the difference between a distributor system and modern ignition systems. You're video is exactly what i was looking for. I've seen a lot of your other videos and loved them all I can't believe I over looked your channel! Thanks for all the videos and i hope you keep them coming!!!
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  8816. I love ur channel 🎉
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  8817. Incredible Video! ❤
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  8818. Best auto content ever✌🏼✌🏼🤞🏼🤞🏼🤞🏼🤞🏼🤞🏼🤞🏼
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  8819. Love your work so much, you ignited in me the passion for mechanic many years ago, it is just beautiful how everything is made of logic and mathematics, thank you so much
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  8820. I remember first finding this channel because I needed to clean the washer and coolant bottles in my forester, and your tips brought them up great, since then I've learnt a lot from your videos, by far one of the best automotive channels and resources around. Thanks so much!
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  8821. This is so cool, so glad to see someone willing to break the norms and learn and design and build an engine that most other people would overlook. There is a serious lack of car guys down here in Australia who think anything that isn't a 2JZ or an RB30 or a Barra engine can make serious power. And everyone.... Everyone is all about bolt on power.... No one custom builds anymore.... It's sad. This is going to be so cool and something I've always thought about. Going to be awesome learning along the way
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  8822. Very nice. This is perfectly timed for me. I'm about maxed on NA bolt ons and prepping to save up for... Boost
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  8823. Ejes = Cams. They are of 226°*, you can use the 4AGE valves springs, they fit and they are harder than the ones in a 4A-FE (second gen). So you can use these springs for your turbo build.
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  8824. This guy is just awesome. His knowledge about engines is something sort of unbelievable. All the best for the project and after your series I'm definitely going ahead and adding a turbo on my Suzuki K10B( only if it could handle it). A great thanks to AEM as well.
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  8825. Yeah, whatever. We're just here for more sexy masonry.
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  8826.  @d4a  My GPZ is in limbo as well. If you need any technical help reach out to me, I'll be more than happy to help!
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  8827. I'll be following this very closely!
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  8828. Love your videos! You're one of the very few youtubers I can stand listening to for a whole video!
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  8829. The average vlog description hurts it’s so true! I am tired of watching those, this is something I’ve thought about trying, I love your camera work much better than some of the yters, specially the tuner part, haha, the montage of dyno pulls
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  8830. Holy shit, this is going to be an epic build series i cant wait! :)
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  8831. TTT is awesome
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  8832. driving 4 answers I was thinking about executing the bs sensors just like what you did but with no fair trial you "HONOR". I am waiting for you to do another road trip with those sexy looking bike carbs.
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  8833. Enjoyed every second of that. Thankyou
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  8834. One of your best, if not the best video you have done to date.
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  8835. I was really surprised to see that animation 10:57 in your video while watching it on my lunch break! I'm glad you used it :) Best regards, and keep making those thoroughly researched videos !!
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  8836. Thank you for yet another quality video. The best Day of the week. Have a Nice evening.
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  8837. bro really took us from jesko to aygo
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  8838. Using common sense? In 2024? How dare you....
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  8839. 150% agree with every single word is in that.
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  8840. Lol American with a truck here. I use the bed EVERY day. Construction tools and materials during the week, dirtbikes on the weekends.
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  8841. "I surrender" 😂 made my day :'D
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  8842. I listen to the same music when I'm building my engine 😂
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  8843. hey pal i'm new in here, already subscribed, nice project you have in there, i love that you work completely alone, cheers!
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  8844. Your channel is amazing. Who would have thought to do this? I will now!
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  8845. I'm 31 and a typical car nerd. This video inspired me to try something new. Thank you
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  8846. I just noticed the setting... Is that Sarajevo, Bosnia? I just returned from a trip down to Montenegro, crossing Sarajevo. Would have been awesome to have a beer with you. Learned a lot on your videos, big thanks, man! Maybe next time!
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  8847. I really enjoyed this, thank you.
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  8848. This was womderful
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  8849. One of the coolest riding videos I have seen on YouTube 👍👍👍
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  8850. Congratulations buddy be safe, I’m following you because I like the materials and contents you share and I’m expert in mechanics and I’m a motorcycle rider to the bones 🤠 I’ve a Bosnian wife and I’ve two bikes now in Bosnia sleeping 😅 because I’m not living there now but once I come for a visit I would like to meet up and see how’s your skills went so far in bikes.. Ride safe and enjoy 😎🤠
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  8851. Started riding two years ago at exactly your age and with the same circumstances of no one around me (except for my late granddad) riding a bike. I'm glad I waited that long as all the experience on the road and advanced age has made me a calm, smooth rider who has nothing to prove to anyone :)
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  8852. Everybody else gives a testimonial, so I will, too. I was 56 when I first rode a motorcycle. I bought it and rode it coast to coast and border to border in the US. I have 159,000 miles on it now and am still riding at the age of nearly 73. It's a Honda Shadow VT600, a small cruiser some people disparage as a "starter bike." I think I disproved that many miles ago.
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  8853. This was an excellent video. I'm really glad to hear you've managed to learn that listening to too many opinions or even your own ego can get in the way of happiness sometimes. It's takes some of us a lot longer to learn that lesson. I'm in my 50's now and have thought about getting a bike for the same reasons you mentioned but wondered if I was too old. Thanks for the reminder and for reminding me that you're never too old to learn or have fun. Enjoy the ride! BTW, great looking bike. It sounds like a great choice for enjoying some 2 wheel fun.
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  8854. Sitting my bike theory in 2 hours here in the uk,,then onto my direct access,,love the video,,good luck on your journey on 2 wheels,,safe riding to all👍
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  8855. First up: Your English is superb. Sure I can hear where you're from (just about) but grammatically and in terms of vocabulary it's tip top. Better then the average American ;) Moving in: I started driving motorcycles at 40, and completely understand what you mean. Was it scary at first: very much so. Do I enjoy every ride I take nowadays? Absolutely!
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  8856. Now I have to get a bike for myself to!
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  8857. Bravo, it is awesome to see one of me favorite chanel start doing my favorite thing in the world, hat's down m8
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  8858. Already knowing how do drive and how traffic works was a bit of an advantage when learning to ride a motorcycle i felt. We already saw bike carbs on the MR2, how about putting car injectors onto the bike now?
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  8859. Some thoughts from someone the same age as you, but who thought I was too old to start riding when I did (some 10 odd years ago): 0) If you don't read the rest of this, tank grips are a godsend. Just as you mentioned gripping with your knees gives you a lot of control, tank grips enhance this, e.g. keeping your legs from sliding around so you can transfer more weight to your legs, and/or enable other riding positions / reduce weight on your hands. For that matter, you can sit more upright when riding at low speeds by just using one hand. When you aren't actively using the clutch (constant, lower speed riding where you don't have air pressure to take the weight off your hands), sit upright and twist your torso to give you a bit more reach with the throttle hand. Sometimes, especially on long trips, I use a throttle lock so I can briefly hold constant speed and take both hands off the handlebars to relax them, stretch, get more blood flow to restore feeling, etc. 1) It's very easy to surpass people who started riding younger than yourself - many people give up riding or simply never push them selves or try new things. I know people who've owned ten times the number of bikes I have (which would be good experience trying new things if they weren't basically similar sportbikes), but only ride a tiny fraction of the miles per year that I do, and only short trips. 2) About doing things your own way: I've taken thousand mile road trips on retro bikes. I'm not afraid to be seen piling bags on bags onto a pinnacle-of-performance sport bike - I've taken one camping in the mountains and got some track time in on the way there. Doing things your own way, thinking for yourself, now that's a fine tradition among experienced riders. Groupthink is for Sunday riders, Harley riders at bars, dentists at the BMW owners meetup, middle managers taking their Ducati's to brunch, etc. Do what makes you happy. 3) Intentionally practicing like your parking lot experimentation builds skills much faster than daily riding where you are taking the same route every time, rarely pushing your limits or trying something new. Try new things. Verify tips and techniques suggested by other riders in a safe environment. Different bikes like different things - try different bikes but don't assume they handle the same. I've got a couple vintage bikes that corner best when you are hanging off the bike like a monkey, using the handlebars to put your weight on the inside. Sport bikes don't offer the same handlebar leverage, but have better shape for gripping the tank with your knees, ] and you'll probably find that with their increased leaning ability, they can generate cornering forces beyond what you'd be comfortable hanging way off the seat, and "little" things like keeping your body stable (I like to keep my knees tucked in and squeezing the tank in a rough corner) and keeping your weight from a hair off the seat in a corner (to avoid upsetting the suspension if you catch a bump) have a much bigger effect on handling and safety. And defying conventional wisdom, as I mentioned above, I found taking a sport bike on a long trip was actually more comfortable than my usual "standard". Less fatiguing - maybe better aerodynamics help with that.
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  8860. I love your videos, but this one has a special place in my heart, it made me smile and was scary relatable. Especially the need to be the best driver.... goose bumps. Also, you live in a stunningly beautiful place, I would love to see more of your home featured in you videos. All the best from Canada
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  8861. You might have a lot to learn but age gives you an advantage because you have experiences that can help you. Like the one you mentioned about traffic. Also you want to learn so you will be learning faster than a young dude. I ride since I was 12 and have participated in races. I help my friends become better riders and also safer when in traffic and although most of them started on their 40s they have made huge progress. So keep practicing.
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  8862. Excellent content as usual! Why do you speak in a low volume, though?
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  8863. opens local classifieds website, clicks volvo..
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  8864. Things make a lot more sense to me now that I know the historic symbols for Iron and Copper. Thanks dude!
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  8865. Fukyeah, best Sunday gift ever :) And the old bricks just keeps rollin'... Nomen est omen
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  8866. What a lovely episode!
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  8867. Thanks!
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  8868. Fascinating video again 👍🙂
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  8869. amazing storytelling
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  8870. The car of my childhood. Love your channel, greetings from Sweden!
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  8871. its quite random video to make a comment but your videos are packed with educational information. thanks!!!
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  8872. Imagine how goid a Swedish car has to be for an Italian mechanic to like it😂😅 that is Golden!
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  8873. Amazing. All of it. The video, the presentation, the engine, the car and last but not least your pronunciation👌
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  8874. Not even below 50 much less below freezing. You're Ironman!
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  8875. You explained this perfectly. Thanks
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  8876. Great vid dude. I almost didnt watch but am really happy that I did :-) Concise articulate explanation. New sub
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  8877. Top work fella,👏 Liked, subbed and turned on notifications. With this channel, Engineering Explained and Speedcar 99. I've got all my automotive questions answered.
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  8878. One of the valuable things i've learned on this channel is that there is rarely a "better" material, it's always a trade-off between desirable and undesirable properties in a material.
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  8879. Very interesting and thoughtful content you have here; I've subscribed.
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  8880. To be completely honest i was thinking this video will not be any better then we see other YouTube videos, but i was wrong. Finally someone here knows that how things actually work and the details were spot on... well done 👍🏼
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  8881. The education I just got is INCREDIBLE, thank you. I liked and subscribed to your channel! This is one of the absolute best engine engineering channels on YouTube.
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  8882. Great explanations!! That shirt is awesome btw
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  8883. You have to be one of the most intelligent young men I have came across in my 53 years... This is by far the best explanation on piston ever produced on the web. Great job...
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  8884. My 12:30am kind of video. Hehehe THANKS. MNL-PH
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  8885.  @d4a  not embarrassed, but impressed, with your dedication and time. a good machine shop might have saved you a couple of years.
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  8886. Excellent video and so much usefull information! Thank You!
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  8887. Wow what a great video. Straight to the point, jam packed with info, and very very useful knowledge. I learned a lot. Thanks!
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  8888. Very informative video. You know your stuff! Explained very well I learned a lot thank you.
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  8889. Man this video is awesome, Keep up the good work.....
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  8890. This is a very well done presentation. You did a professional job. Thank you. You should be a college professor. You also speak excellent English. I wish you success.
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  8891. Learned so much from this channel. Thank you 🤝
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  8892. I taught physics for seven years and understand complex things but I never became astute in metallurgy or any type of blacksmithing on up this is the best explanation and even for the simplest of thought processes it really does explain and get to the heart of it all excellent well done beautiful
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  8893. The most informative video I've seen on the subject matter. Armed with this knowledge, a person can make their own informed choice. When talking about choices, I've heard Hypereutectic pistons are good to about 6500 RPM in an Aircooled VW build. That's more than plenty for a real fun daily driver.
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  8894. Great information, delivered in a very concise manner! Also need to add that I'm humbled that someone who I'm guessing has English as a second language has a better vocabulary and grammar than I do. Subscribed!
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  8895. Really excellent info and really well explained.
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  8896. This is an excellent video, filled with useful facts which are well-explained and easily digestible. Great job!
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  8897. Beautiful explanations and a metallurgy explication is awesome
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  8898. Thanks
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  8899. Definitely subscribed
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  8900. Man your videos are amazing
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  8901. I just Love this Channel 🤩🤩🤩
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  8902. that was just effing great. Thanks so much, now I understand better how the shocks on my bicycle work.
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  8903. Thanks for the great video! As usual, you did a very nice job of explaining with your usual injection of humor and an understandable level of the scientific bits,. Especially when you explained the cavitation effect and actually showed the difference side by side (around 17:00) that the viewer could see with their own eyes. This part was amazing. I'd love to know how much pressure you put in that cheap squirt gun! Could you do a deeper dive into shocks? You could talk about valving and bypasses and adjustable compression/rebound damping. I would love it if you explained how some of the new "smart" shock internals work.
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  8904. What a great presentation. I have learned so much about the cars from this channel. Things that seem pretty simple at first glance but your depth of understanding is beyond measure. Thank you. Question: What would happen if you completely fill the tube with oil and leave no air inside? Will it work?
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  8905. Reminded me to drink water... also bangkok joke was 10/10
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  8906. haha you are killing it with those jokes
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  8907. OOOOOOOH so this is why cars with faulty shock absorbers are wobbly and bouncy very informative! thanks
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  8908. havent even finished the vid and i already have to say you are awesome , this is such a great explain of things motoring or related as you always give , not content , gold
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  8909. incredibly good vid
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  8910. The greatest video ever
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  8911. Brilliant 👏👏👏👏
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  8912. Absolute masterpiece of a video
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  8913. Man, this content is gold! Learned so much about shock absorbers in 20 minutes that I've trying to understand all my life :) Keep up the great work and keep teaching us master! :)
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  8914. what a clear and concise explanation, learned so much and happy to know i can try this myself!!! thank you
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  8915. It's the most understandable and fun video about shock absorbers that i've ever seen !!! Thanks so much for making mechanics and its science clear and accessible, even with sometimes complexe explanations and formulas .... great job ! 🙏
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  8916. I’ve been enjoying your videos for sometime, and it’s always fun to learn something new or enhance my understanding of things. These videos are excellent for anyone interested in automotive things , and I have been encouraging my sons to watch your videos when they ask me auto related things. Good work !
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  8917. Jesus mate. You're making videos for 5 year olds more and more. How about make a new channel "engineering for 8 year olds" so me and most of your old time subscribers can avoid this shit and just keep up with your latest engine technology or deep dives into compressor technology etc etc. Also... You could have said everything in this video in five minutes before all the 9 year olds got bored and left....
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  8918. I love wqtching this guys video, so much knowledge, thank you mate, for sharing the knowledge.
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  8919. Hey D4A, I just wanna let you know that your MR2 build has inspired my up and coming SR5 to 4AGC conversion. Thank you for your straightforward and wonderful information. I don't have a lot of money, but I'm saving up and finding parts when I can, and so I'm going with the cheapest method of everything, and that means bike carbs. I ordered my DanST bike carb starter kit two days ago, and I'm trying to figure out what to do for ignition that won't cost me too much. I'm just very afraid of wiring and screwing something up, what prevents that fear from taking hold on you, and how are you so sure with every single one of your actions? Also, I'm not going the trigger wheel route as NODIZ is a little too expensive for me. What would you recommend for ignition? Using a 4k distributor? MSD 6AL? Thank you for reading my essay, and I hope your future projects all go superbly.
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  8920. This Sunday can you please make a follow up video to this, explaining variable valve timing in detail -what it is exactly -what it does exactly -how it works exactly -the different types if there is -pros and cons if there is Please here my voice, no one can explain engines as good as you,
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  8921. VERY informative video. Thank you for sharing your expertise with all of us. Oh, by the way, you explain things very well ... clear and easy to understand. Thanks!
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  8922. Please do the Toyota/Yamaha 3S-GTE next! It’s It’s the forgotten member of the 4G63t/J25/SR20DET/3S-GTE Japanese 4 cylinder arms race. Most people don’t know it spanned 5 generations, 3 decades and 3 cars (Celica GT4, MR2 Turbo and the Caldina GT-T). It was an evolution beginning in 1988 like all great Toyota engines with a Yamaha designed cylinder head featuring Toyota’s T-VIS System that maximizes both low end torque and 8K RPM higher airflow. It was originally fitted with a basic, Toyota designed and manufactured single entry CT26 turbo making only 180-200hp coupled with a small water to air intercooler. The second generation in 1990 upgraded the CT26 turbo to a twin-entry (Twin scroll in modern terms)design with T-VIS and an Air-To-Air SMIC that produced between 200-225hp depending on the market and one homologation special edition called the RC/CS with extremely aggressive timing and a much larger capacity W2A-IC that made 235hp. In 1994, it was again evolved to the 3rd generation that feature all of the previous generation’s RC/CS upgrades plus an even more massive W2A IC system, no T-VIS, upgraded electronic controls and much improved Turbocharger. This generation is identical in design to the legendary Yamaha designed 2JZ-GTE found in the MKIV Supra Twin Turbo only with two less cylinders, and a single twin-entry version of the TT Supra’s CT20 turbochargers. The homologation version of this generation was called the WRC and produced 258hp and featured a factory installed (under construction)
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  8923. Your humor is so on POINT!!!
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  8924. Awesome...
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  8925. Love your videos because of you i started my own channel and hopefully oneday my videos will be as good as yours keep up the good work
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  8926. great video. you really go deep into details. and I love it thank you. subbed and liked.
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  8927. I don't even have a car, but these videos are great.
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  8928. Hey I'm new to watching your channel. I like the content. I'm wanting to do the same with my Carbureted Nissan GA15DS.
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  8929. Nice. That large rear bracket was a pain when we put that back after doing the clutch. Old rubber is like twisted but a small jack got that long bar back in place. You're making me jealous with all that clean stuff. I just want to get mine working again too. Lol. By the way just get yourself a cheap magnetic mount for the camera an stick I near whatever you are working on. I know how much of a pain it is to try to work and film at the same time. You'll thank me later.
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  8930. This dude is freaking awesome
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  8931. Well, your video of paint drying, was a bit worse and a bit boring 😂 And yes, I watched it all 😂
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  8932.  @d4a  Hey buddy, I'm just kidding. Really I am. I was just trying to get your attention. I love your videos! All of them, that's why I'm subscribed and give you thumbs up on them all. I can't tell you how much I appreciate you taking your time and doing this for everyone. Keep up the great work. Furthermore, I've learned so much from you. You don't even know. Also, you could easily say what I have ever done that makes me so special that I can get on here and post such garbage. Also, Richard Holdener is doing a big bang test on the 3800 Series II, meaning he's going to push it as far as he can with the stock components and a turbo. Have a good one.
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  8933. driving 4 answers u r natural engine head, bright future ahead.
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  8934. Your storytelling ability has definitely evolved to the next level over the years. Keep up the good work, it’s a joy watching your videos, always. Cheers!
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  8935. I guess you know that you’re as good a philosopher as you are at explaining engineering. Absolutely brilliant. I can relate to the idea of driving a car you’ve rebuilt and listening out for any noises. And you were right, I am now looking for a bike. Thank you so much.
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  8936. I LOVED THAT VIDEO !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I admit some parts sounds strange for an Italian. Only a few people in Italy are afraid of driving a bike. They are not considered strange or dangerous. I own a dual sport bike, my wife own a Ducati Monster and my daughters sometime are driving minibikes on the track.
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  8937. Man.. this video is GOLD. And I am so glad that someone who has so much experience with cars and mechanics is sharing the beauty of freedom of riding. Thats why we ride.
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  8938. Thank you
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  8939. I love your sense of humor/irony/sarcasm. Probably a result of the rebellious child still inside you that wanted to shake up so much the status quo. Keep up the good work.
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  8940. You’re hilarious and relatable, please never quit YouTube
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  8941. You should make a motivation channel. The first three minutes were ideal for that.
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  8942. A love letter to dual sports
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  8943. Good video, and message! I was doubtful at first, until you began conveying your thoughts. I feel the same way!
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  8944. Best video I've ever watched on YouTube. Totally true on every point.
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  8945. "If my story is at all relatable" as you can see in the comments you are reading our minds! I absolutely love the execution, the heartfelt enthusiasm, the jokes, the story of the 10-year-old you. And the tip with the Google Maps!!! (I'm preparing my AJP PR 5 for my second season of offroading. Thank you so much.) I absolutely love your channel and the way it brings life and engineering together. Also strongly recommend the book Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance :)
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  8946. Didn't even look at the channel before clicking, so when you took off the helmet, I had to pause for a second. Glad to see someone else who is equally as interested in engineering and bikes as I am.
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  8947. "Goku didn't go to school" Me, channeling Chi Chi, GOHAN went to school!
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  8948. Oh, my… How simple and true is all that you said there. Brilliant! 😊
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  8949. I'm happy I'm not the only one absolutely obsessed with adventures on dirt bikes!
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  8950. thank for you this video
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  8951. This video IS informative. Thanks for these fresh thoughts!
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  8952. Really hope you make more videos like this one
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  8953. Love it!!
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  8954. nice all i knew about was the vacuum gauges and hose between the throttle plate and the valves way, that uni-syn is a nice little tool. I see that coolant reservoir is still looking good and you can see the level easily.
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  8955. HIlarious. I actually listen to my fun car in my daily sometimes.
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  8956. yis a new d4a videooooo
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  8957. thank god u made this am puting bike carbs on a mk2 vw golf and u gave me a lot of info
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  8958. Thanks for doing such a great job of breaking down the mechanics of this really impressive mechanism.
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  8959. Amazing video and AMAZING MECANISM
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  8960. engineering porn right here
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  8961. Incredible. This channel blows my mind.
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  8962. Wow, there are always new discoveries or there to be made!
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  8963. GREATEST CHANNEL ON YOUTUBE.
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  8964. An extremely clear and informative explanation of what would appear to be a very complicated mechanism. Well done, excellent as always 👏
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  8965. Dude, you are awesome! In 19 minutes you edified me more than you can amagine. Loved your video from start to finish. Thank you very much.
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  8966. This is awesome stuff! 👍 Thank you so much for the titanic effort in making such a great presentation! 👌👍💪
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  8967. Terrific video
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  8968. That was fascinating and extremely informative whilst being beautifully explained! Thank you 🙏
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  8969. Perrrrfekte Deutsche Aussprache 🤓🙏😎
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  8970. Thanks for this. While I knew a bunch of the info, there was some I didn't and you explained everything in an easy to understand manner. Sub'd.
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  8971. I have already known all those configurations, but I have never seen a better explanation and comparison of each complexity. Your video is amazing.
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  8972. What an excellent video! Thank you.
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  8973. Wow just kind of really knows his stuff, great video!
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  8974. I just discovered your channel and I'm very pleased to watch your videos which are very interesting, that's amazing ! Thank you
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  8975. Learned so much in such a short time! It's one thing to be clever but quite another to be able to explain things clearly. Well done!
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  8976. Fantastic info and well explained .
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  8977. Great video and great channel. Subjects are clearly explained. What a complex subject mechanical and automotive engineering is!
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  8978. ¡Gran video! Excelente la explicación, ya me suscribo para ver todo tu contenido.
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  8979. The YouTube algorithm decided that I needed to learn about engines. I'm glad it did, subbed 👍
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  8980. Thank you so much for making this video! Incredibly informative!
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  8981. Just randomly stumbled on this video - i am not a gear head but WOW - so much great info. i now know more about engines!
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  8982. Phenomenal breakdown of engine dynamics.
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  8983. You sir have gained another subscriber
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  8984. I learn allot on this channel and I'm 14 you explain it very good
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  8985. Whoa how have I not heard of you before! 10/10 content subbed!
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  8986. Instant subscribe! I actually learned so much from this!
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  8987. Very informative video! I learnt something new today! Subscribed
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  8988. 2xE rating ... Educational and Entertaining... Thanks for the video :)
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  8989. Brilliantly explained, thank you. A really entertaining and informative video.
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  8990. WOW, I learned a thing or two‼️. Superb teacher and video format‼️👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
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  8991. Very good educational video, I gave a Thumbs Up, Thank You, this made a lot of sense from engineering stand point too
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  8992. One more comment doesn't matter with so many already here, but I'm extremely impressed by your delivery, content, and editing. I have lots of exlpaining to do, and wish I could explain things so well as you do. I'd love if you'd make a video about how to make such a great video!
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  8993. this video should be thought in school
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  8994. Slick. Complex, but easy to follow. A difficult trick you pull off very well. Instant new subscriber.
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  8995. Amazing channel. Subscribed!
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  8996. Awesome 👏 thank you for sharing your knowledge 👍🏻👍🏻🙏🏻
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  8997. wow now I know the basic of an engine... thanks i was honestly not expecting that today
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  8998. That was quite interesting. I’m not very technically minded but that was easy to follow and understanding from the average person’s point of view
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  8999. this is 1st vid of yours that I watched and I subscribed! awesome video!
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  9000. You do nice clean work! BTW, are you going to fire it up on the engine stand or install everything in the car then fire it? I just can't wait to hear it run. Speaking of which, I can't remember if you addressed that the carbs need less fuel PSI than the EFI setup. Which vid was that? I wanna watch it again. I'm being impatient I know, I'm sorry!
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  9001. I like the water vibration demonstration best. That was smart.
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  9002. Excellent video. Turn the audio up louder next time.
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  9003. nice aw11 bro
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  9004. Your a clever guy there's no doubt about it - it was a worthwhile experiment even if ultimately it failed to do the job well - if you don't mind me saying you need to wear gloves or use barrier cream - my mate never and by 26yo he had horrible dermatitis
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  9005. I'm loving the new intro
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  9006. Brilliant.1 of the best videos I've watched. Great idea.
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  9007. motorcycle content <3
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  9008. Life, just like an engine needs to be balanced to run smoothly and deliver maximum enjoyment :)
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  9009. 1st street legal bike: 1996 Ducati 900ss ($2500 11k miles) in 2015. Money spent since then <$1000. Miles put on approx. 4.5k. Time fixing/upgrading/maintenance <20hours. I did crash it early on but that was a beneficial experience given it taught me to ride with focus, caution, and humility. I have since owned all kinds of single/twin Japanese bikes of the 70's, 80's, 90's (mostly 4-stroke but some 2-strokes as well), and most recently a track purpose built yet still street legal 2003 Yamaha R1 which I sold as soon as I could (putting less than 400 miles on it) because it doesn't belong on the public road (flashing lights/sirens). In the end the 900ss is what brings me adrenaline, clarity, and as a result peace of mind. I plan to keep it forever. Working on it feels like working on myself, riding it feels like working on myself, and the time which I cannot ride because I am busy with other life things......working on myself. I have ridden it in rain, snow, and hail and never once was I upset because knowing your machine better gives you a chance to better know yourself. That being said we do not choose who or what we love and I wouldn't recommend owning one of them. They are riddled with Italian problems and to covet aesthetics alone is to miss the point. Great video as always!
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  9010. First class as usual. You deserve the best, keep on the good work. Hope to see more excellent content
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  9011. Thank you for your honesty, especially, the honesty to yourself, in identifying your actual goals and motivation. Experience is great, but, can often lead us off on unrealistic paths and down rabbit holes, for better or worse.
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  9012. Congratulations for your new bike! Best decision with this CRF 300. Awesome bike
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  9013. Your motorcycle content is fantastic.
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  9014. Best chanel ever you make my week thanks you from Bulgaria
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  9015. I absolutely love your channel - first came across it, you were on 2 wheels glad to see you back there, its your personality and general approach to life and tings that keeps me watching - your summery on this video was perfect! 👍
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  9016. this is usually an enlighment you reach after a long time of living the struggle! remember it, teach it and preach it... we all lose track of things as life piles on and we get too obsfuscated in only one issue or focused fixing the aftermath of one... as i like to say it: as you grow up, your toys only change price and size, they never should stop being fun! great video and i hope you do enjoy the new bike for many many more kilometers ahead of you! see you next drive into interesting topics!
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  9017. Glad you got something new and fun,you deserve it for all this wonderful content you treat us with
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  9018. i love everything about this video !!
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  9019. It looks like you have been a biker all your life, but you just realized about it now.
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  9020. Great video, I love your insights and your learnings. You will always learn more about riding and your own skill on a smaller bike. I started off just like you over 40 years ago, and will always treasure the things I learned fixing my own bike. (it cost me $70, so you can imagine) I had my first litre bike by the time I was 21 years old, but I never learned so much as when I bought a 600 super sport many years later. Now well into my 50's, I ride a 765 street triple, and I have never felt more comfortable in the twisty's. I still do all my own work on the 6 bikes I have in the shed, as I'm sure you will continue to do. (it's in our blood) All the best on your journey, may God bless you. P.S. Just a tip for sand riding: Lean right back over the back wheel so that the front just "floats" on top, and go fast :)
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  9021. Thank you for this channel and your life perspectives!
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  9022. One of your best videos to me. Oh and, that Honda of yourrs at 47 thousand km... that is just one third percent of her potential lifespan!
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  9023. Great video and great thoughts. Something everyone needs to think about.
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  9024. I believe you made a very, very good decision. The way your channel is going I believe is extremely educational and good content. I just don’t believe it would be better any other way and as far as making it vlog channel about riding, I believe you are correct. Everyone needs their own time to do something they love doing otherwise they wouldn’t be in a good place mentally to have a capacity to do everything else great so I do believe you made a good decision. I am also a long time subscriber.
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  9025. Tacno sam znao kuda vodi sve ovo kad sam video kako reagujes na svoj prvi offroad :⁠-⁠D cestitam i zelim ti puno uzivanja na CRF!
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  9026. Fantastic content, thanks for sharing your valuable thoughts!
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  9027. So that's why. I've always loved the way you explain things, to me, it's very scientific. Scientific in a way, that as if I am listening to a modern philosopher trying to explain mechanical stuff, and I would say, you have succeeded with your goal. Who would have thought that I, just an admirer of mechanical stuff, would ever learn things I would have never thought I needed to learn about engines. Before I only knew 'suck, squeeze, bang, and blow', but now I know about engine balances, the degrees in crank pins, and the primary and secondary balances. They've all become fascinating to me because of the way you explained them. What you did was actually process philosophy in practice. And in that area, you have succeeded. And I totally understand about the driving with the camera, it really is a bother.
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  9028. Fantastic video! Enjoy your seat time
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  9029. I was wondering if you gave up bikes and I'm happy to see you didn't. I totally understand your decision to keep fun and work separate. There are other bike channels on YouTube that I watch but it wasn't why I came here in the first place so it's ok for me. Thank you for sharing this with us and I hope you'll have plenty fun with your new Honda.
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  9030. @18:00 In comparison: the "seat-time at the dentist"-insufferable long; the costs - immensely; the "enjoyment"- none....
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  9031. @ 15:36 is a great shot. What you learned that day is invaluable, lol. Bike vids sprinkled here and there is a fantastic idea. Enjoy the seat time!
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  9032. Great video...Thank you very much
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  9033. I love watching your videos...they're so therapeutic! Gosh I remember when I ported my 2ZZ head little over 10 years ago....I spent 18 hours doing it over a long sunny weekend here in London.
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  9034. i learn so much from this channel
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  9035. Awesome job, that head looks really good after that work
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  9036. Best, most informative porting video on YouTube. You know your stuff Amico.
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  9037. Your explanation of Capitalism vs Communism is spot on and I am going to have to take some of your points next time I talk about it. Neither system is perfect but like you said, people have to fundamentally change before we try to adopt more idealized ways for an entire society to live.
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  9038. Napster? Boy I was going uphill both ways on BBSs and AOL chat rooms over a dial tone. 🤣 Only kidding! This entire video was extremely eloquent and you see things almost exactly as I do. It's nice to see someone else put more than 5 seconds of thought into complex topics and not just jump on whatever "feels" right. Its also great you were able to put that to words to explain the details to others that may have not considered some of these finer details.
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  9039. truly brilliant video mate!!!:washhands::washhands::washhands:
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  9040. The logical, unbiased, rational, objective, and precise manner of this episode is perfectly in keeping with every other video I have seen you present on this channel. Those qualities make your channel delightful and trustworthy and one of my most favorite subscribed channels. The fact that this one reveals and explains an aspect of the functioning of corporations, ie corporate hypocrisy, makes it perhaps the most immediately timely and relevant that you have presented. I've seen many complain, but you rather explain the very core of these issues. Thank you very much. I will be happy to share and promote this video to others.
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  9041. Really glad I watched that.
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  9042. Brilliant and SO well explained (as usual;) Thank you!
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  9043. Best video ever
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  9044. 👍👍 I had to comment.
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  9045. Thank you so much for this video. I feel like this is the recollection of all my thoughts of the few last years. This needs to be spread !
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  9046. This is without doubt one of the best and most interesting videos I've ever seen. It probably isn't for everyone, but I think it's something that needs to be addressed. It makes us question our society and humanity as a whole.
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  9047. Thanks!
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  9048. Exceptionally said. Bravo !!!!!
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  9049. So far, I, myself an engineer, loved your funny, technically well-founded, didactically excellent built and combustible motor-loving videos very much. But this mature philosophical, life-affirming and wise contribution is phenomenal --> academy award mature or suitable for the Nobel Peace Prize!!! 😍😘 [nohomo]
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  9050. The script in this video was so meticulously thought out and planned that it's beyond beautiful. Truly a gem in an ocean of shitty, drool enducing and lobotomizing short form content.
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  9051. This video is really well done and thought out. Clear message. However it's difficult to turn a (fossil fuelled) freighttrain 180 degrees. It will be a challenge for the society to see what is right and what is not with all the widespread overload of information. If we survive that, hopefully we will survive global warming aswell.
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  9052. i absolutely loved this. economics is descriptive, not prescriptive. you're looking at the world like an engine. that's what i try to do, too. you can't legislate greed out of people, moral codes don't work either. good people do bad things, bad people do good things. all we can do is inform and provide options. have a beer or a coffee with someone you disagree with. value is subjective but we have a lot in common.
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  9053. Amazing video. Explained in a way where I think people on every side of every fence can relate too. Very good bro. ❤🤙
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  9054. Wasn't expecting this content on your channel, but I very much respect and appreciated it.
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  9055. Just wow!
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  9056. I really liked this video!!! You should do more videos like this :)
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  9057. I am impressed. So much so, that I shared watching this video with my two kids...
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  9058. You said a lot and you had a lot to say. More to the point; bravo! Good job. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. I applaud the effort and the result. Thank you my friend!
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  9059. In my opinion It should be your mostly viewed video and I watched many of them. Teşekkürler.
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  9060. Amazing video, loved this kind of content
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  9061. This is your best video you've made! Just my opinion😉
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  9062. After several years of dreaming it, I'm about a year into a rebuild, myself. It's discouraging at times, as if it seems it may never really go back together, or blow up when I'm done, "and what's the point of all this struggling," or "maybe I should have just started with a Chevy small block like everyone told me I'd have to do to make real power?" ... Hah! Locally, a first gen MR2 just came up for sale, and I thought back to that YouTuber, and this video... How in the world has it been 5 years? I've forgotten that it was your video. I'm pleased to revisit your channel in a new way, instead of watching whatever piques my interest at the time. So many curious ideas that I've had, you've covered, including the recent Honda GTP engine videos! The underdog build is something I'm very keen on seeing. Your videos have been an inspiration for a long time coming, and in my life goals to understand engines and different systems. Your videos have been a keystone for my progress into a new career, hobby, and passion. I intended to comment in a brief and concise manner, and overshot a bit. Thank you for your content!
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  9063. 1000 likes to this video, it is like gearhead motivational
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  9064. You are an inspiration! Thank you for awesome content.
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  9065. Not only is the car special because you built it back to a workable state but it's also just a very special car! Great car actually!
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  9066. Whatever you build yourself is always better than anything you buy as finished product. Why ? Because it gave you a learning curve, experience, knowledge, a feeling you have spent your time well, and the feeling you created something with your own hands. Those are something money cannot buy.
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  9067.  @d4a  aaaaaa, that's why!! I watched it while I was heating up my car today in the morning. at those moment maybe I didn't mentioned. Anyway I wish you finally ride your car!! And also, your channel is a good staff , I like watch your progress
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  9068. Congrats on getting the car back on the road! I was wondering about those plates earlier, whether you put them on again. So I had to laugh really loud in the last minute. :D
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  9069. Congrats on the rebuild! The feeling you get from this is the whole reason that I became interested as well.😎
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  9070. i think this video, is one of the coolest videos in D4A 😍👍
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  9071. What you got from this experience can't be bought and rarely duplicated in a lifetime, congratulations to you. Nice to see that some from a younger generation getting after it and going after what you want
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  9072. awesome content. Thank you for sharing.
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  9073. I allways learn more in this channel thank you very mutch.
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  9074. As I was watching, I was formulating a question on how the rod bore deviations would translate once the bearings were installed. Then you answered my question in the video. It's like you read my mind!
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  9075. 4AGE KEYCHAINSSSS !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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  9076. Hard to rewind that startup a few times. Total eargasm.
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  9077. My best wishes to you my friend and I'm waiting for your new products, regards
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  9078. Keep on man! I hope to see your MR2 one day in real life 😏 A screaming chicken emblem for the center tunnel is a great idea for your CNC 😁 Merry Christmas!
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  9079. congrats on the cnc!! cant wait to see what plans you have for the garage!! anddd the mr2 looks dope!!! this is turning to be one of the best car channels, super genuine and pleasant to watch while containing really cool knowledge!
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  9080. Wonderfully made. Well thought out. Thanks
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  9081. Brilliant. Thank you, most interesting.
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  9082. Great video, explained very clearly and easy to understand. Cheers for your hard work making video.
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  9083. Anndddddddd subscribed! Very interesting.
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  9084. Incredible channel!!
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  9085. Excellently explained my dude! Great video as always 💪🏻💪🏻
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  9086. Excellent as usual! Great channel !
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  9087. Best and detailed explanation possible, amazing ❤️
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  9088. Man I love this channel
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  9089. Your human body analogies are great!
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  9090. For the sake of god. Im 25 and this is the day I learned what makes cars create that particular turbo sound. LOVE <3
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  9091. Perfect and complete explanation.
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  9092. Great content. I can tell from the information you provide you care and are passionate providing what to look for and self assessments, and for that I will subscribe!
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  9093. Maximum jet fighter
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  9094. Let me know if you’re ever in the Pacific Northwest of the U.S. and we’ll get together. I have an extra set of neon sunglasses you can wear 😎 You hit the nail on the head as to what is so appealing about the MK1 MR2.
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  9095. What a concise , informative and funny video! Subscribe!
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  9096. One of my favourite channels. Thank you, sir. You talk absolute sense
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  9097. Hats down for your fantastic in-depth videos, really good and interesting. I was surprised when I saw BiH plates, Sarajevo and TE Kakanj, never realized you're from that part of the world. Greetz from Pula, HR. And keep up the good work. :)
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  9098. Damn... that ending segment really hit home. Well done!
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  9099. One of the best channels on youtube
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  9100. kako si me iznenadio kad sam vidio da si iz Sarajeva, i ja sam haha, gledam tvoje videe od pocetka, fakat svaka cast na contentu.
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  9101. This is my 2nd or 3rd video of yours. You had my curiosity at about 2min mark. You had my attention at about 4 min mark. You had my "like" about half way through..... and you had my subscription at STFU! Love it man!
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  9102. The idea behind politics forcing electric cars is making difficulties to own a car, socialists wants you to use a car owned by the government or transportation methods of the government. Electric car is more expensive, can't be easily reparable and as you said, makes more pollution. The cycle of recycling is: reduce, reuse and recycling, electric cars like Tesla, after some years you can't reuse because you can't change the battery and Tesla decision is backed up by politicians, you can recycle and buy another but is expensive, so their idea is reduce. I'm electrical engineer, and I tell you these "green energy" techs doesn't are really green, both solar and wind power use more CO2 in manufacturing than energy produced in it's lifetime...the only one clean energy in existence is the nuclear, but as you know: Europe disabled most of power plants during the last decade to use Russian natural gas. And I don't will even mention hydroelectric, use the power of water but destroy an entire forest ecosystem with the flood definitively isn't a way to reduce CO2. (Don't tell the Greenpeace but the real cause of global warming is the water vapor. 🤫)
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  9103. Good job. Thank you
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  9104. I absolutely love your content. My son is a little engineer, too, and we love watching your videos together. I agree that ICE is LONG from dead. EVs have fundamental shortcomings, and until we figure out nuclear fusion and power dense batteries that don’t require dirty mining, there will be no macro advantage to EVs. Doesn’t matter though. Your channel is all about engineering, and you are one of the absolute best at communicating engineering concepts in a concise and entertaining way. You make me wish I was a mechanical engineer rather than a civil engineer. Keep doing what you’re doing.
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  9105. Thanks!
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  9106. Thanks
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  9107. Thanks for this Rant. I loved it! If the goal is to stop drilling for oil, then there is a lot of products we will have to reinvent. Just ask your friendly AI what else is made from Petroleum. The list is very long. Very long!
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  9108. awesome! you're the best, man. thanks. 🤗
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  9109. Dude, I watch your stuff from time to time, but this Vid made you the first Person on the Internet I fell in Love with (nohomo)...
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  9110. ¡Gracias!
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  9111. Great points, delivery and especially conclusion. Brilliant level-headed response to negative comments. Keep it up.
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  9112. You are my favourite content creator on YouTube. It is such a great relief to finally start hearing people like you speak openly and honestly about the reality of all this EV hype, and the virtue signalling that seems to have over run the environmental cause. Obviously, things need to change for the betterment of the world we live in. But I'm so sick of people trying to force upon us changes that people perceive as a solution, but will not actually address the problems we have. I drive older vehicles, and have literally been abused by modern car drivers for how I'm destroying the environment by keeping my old vehicles on the road - my old vehicles which have been built once, consumed one lot of resources and energy to be built once, are easily kept on the road with relatively few resources, don't require masses of unrecyclable products for their upkeep, have incorporated effective R&D and high quality materials at the time of construction as there was more budget available to build a good product before 'creature comforts' and flashy tech became more of a selling point than actual reliability, and which haven't yet needed to be recycled (gee, more energy....) and replaced with yet another vehicle. Thank you, for doing your bit to trying to spread knowledge about the reality of the world we live in, and taking the time needed to back it up with fact, maths and science that can not be argued with. Our societies problems are not about the type of cars we drive, but about our values - and how THEY influence the types of cars we drive. Keep it up mate, love your work.
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  9113. I'm not a subscriber but I watch your videos often. I believe this is the best video of yours I have seen to date. Well said and presented. Thank you.
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  9114. Thanks!
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  9115. Thanks! Your arguments are sound. Sarajevo looks beautiful in summer. I hope one day to take a holiday in your country. Best regards.
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  9116. i love watching your videos because its obvious that you love your aw11 as much as i do mine ! :D
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  9117. That's some genuinely beautiful scenery
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  9118. Extremely insightful. Thank you very much.
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  9119.  @d4a  My bad :) Yes, of course, Sarajevo before the war. I had Jajce in my mind because of the 1963 rowing championships, which is totally unrelated, but this is how my mind works ;)
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  9120. Thanks for great info!
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  9121. 12:38 in the video. That has the structural integrity of Donald Trump's hair! I had to pause the video from laughing so hard! Then make this comment! Love it! And of course the rest of the video! You always have the best videos and I recommend you to all of my mechanic co-workers! Or anyone wanting to learn about engines.
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  9122. God how i love the fact that i can go onto your channel a month after the last visit and have a whole holiday worth of intresting content. Have a good day sir!
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  9123. Dude, you really know how to explain stuff! great video!
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  9124. Apart from telling hard truths to swallow, the jokes are so ecstatically hilarious. That "friend's car with the structural integrity of Donald Trump's hair" is something you can make an image of in your mind, no matter which country you come from and laugh 'till your own hair's structural integrity degrades to the same level...
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  9125. Stand alone is the best option.. If i would've seen this video back in 2017 i would have saved alot of cash .. I used a pigyback (unichip Q+) on my old Japanese car and tuned it alittle for more power .. 3 months later the car died!! Wouldn't starting at.. more like a power storage.. once in the wrok shop i came to light that the stock ECU was done with .. had to get a new one and it was not an easy task.. Bottom line i discovered that the factory ecu attend to fight this pigybacks as they don't get along and in the end the ecu will burn it self out .. So stand alone was the best option for my case.. back then.. if i only knew.. Thank you for your awesom content Am a subscribe since day one, as i drive 4 answers 💪🤣 Keep it up champ 👑
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  9126. This was so well explained and hilarious !!!
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  9127. This guy takes his job seriously! And I appreciate it
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  9128. I am super happy for you that you can now enjoy that awesome MR2! I know how hard, and for how long, you've worked on it to get it to this point. Thank you for sharing the journey with us! The only problem is that I now miss my old MR2 again....it was so rad!
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  9129. Learned more about engines in 25 minutes, than 25 years of reading car magazines. Cheers!
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  9130. Thanks for the awesome video, really livo how you can bring complex stuff to simple words.
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  9131. Samo da kazem da ti se divim. I znanju i kako ga prenosis i koliko se trudis na kvaliteti prezentacije i montiranja videa. Pogotovo analogije i usporedbe, kako bi izbjegnuo formule. Top.
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  9132. Tack!
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  9133. Amazing, thank you
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  9134. Thank You for KLR650 relate, I put 97000 miles on a 2000 model. Great video. Watching this I thought back to your 'Offset Crank' video. Thanks
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  9135. Appreciate your channel and the information you provide. I like your straightforward explanation, helpful graphics, and application. I've learned a lot from you.
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  9136. Looks like there were a few more factors in there 😂
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  9137. For the dear God of me, I "hate" this channel! Every time I see a video on a given topic, I think to myself, "Yeah, I know this shit very well." And every, fu..ing, time in the end of the video I am like, "Huh?! Where did all this come from?". That's why I am starting to develop an unhealthy "love-hate" S&M relationship with the channel - it gives me anxiety and pain, but I love it... Damn, I need help apparently!
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  9138. this is one of the videos that you really need to watch 25 times to get properly. by the time you have gotten a good grasp of a idea... POW! right hook to the jaw. so we can all safely say the engines can be whatever they identify themselves as.
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  9139. Phenomenally well explained.
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  9140. Everytime I think understanding engines can’t get more complicated I find a new video of this dude that makes me rethink everything I know
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  9141. "see engines for what they are, not what they aren't" Thank you for elegantly saying how I have felt for years
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  9142. I think this was a wonderful video. Engines are such a large puzzle piece that depends on so many facotrs. You can have two different engines with fundamentally different components still output the same type and amount of power by controlling other variables.
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  9143. I forgot how i stumbled across your channel but it's definitely one of the best. The amount of information, visuals, and cohesiveness of everything is so nice. I would like a little more into bike engines since im currently trying to rebuild my 08 crf250r. Your channel has definitely helped me a lot!!
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  9144. Excellent video! This goes to show that people shouldn't get "tunnel vision" when considering different engines. An engine is a system, and every part of that system contributes to its characteristics. So trying to judge an engine based on a single metric (like rod ratio, or bore-to-stroke ratio, etc) is a fool's errand.
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  9145. Another great video. Your animations are super helpful, thanks.
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  9146. Thanks a lot for all your very informative videos! You are the BEST teacher of mechanics, on youtube. Congratulations!👍💪
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  9147. Thanks for that. Very entertaining and educational at the same time with a nice twist at the end.
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  9148. videos like yours help me understand that my understanding has limits. we WANT things to be simple, to break down to simple formulas, but they DON'T. thanks!
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  9149. Wow you need more subs dude. Great info and great video. Way better then those million sub channels who think they funny when all you want is info on a motor! Just subbed man
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  9150. And you're wearing a Street Fighter shirt! Are you from heaven?
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  9151. Instantly subscribed and liked... Jesus is talking about the engine in my car.... Joke aside tho , very informative and adequate video ! What not to like !?
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  9152. Your videos are very instructive man! Keep going like that! I would like to see from you a video about H series honda!!!! it would be fantastic
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  9153. Thanks!
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  9154. i'm saving for an e36 as a first car. not quite planning on a full project car, but something that runs and isnt rotting from the inside that i can work on, improve and make my own. i've got very little mechanical experience and its easy to feel put off from even trying but my god "Refuse to give up" hit harder than i expected, if i gave up all the time i wouldnt even be driving at all right now.
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  9155. 100% true, great video I definitely needed this lol
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  9156. What a great video! I've followed D4A for couple of years but just happened to come by this old one. Every word - so true. 😅
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  9157. I think you're a very smart-intelligent guy :) I have great respect for what you have achieved and the way you think!
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  9158. I'm currently struggling with my my own project car and this video really hit the spot for me :D Thanks for the motivation on my final sprint and keep the good videos up! Cheers Mate :)
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  9159. Love it
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  9160. pure sex on the wheels
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  9161. i get genuinely excited when you upload a video man! keep em coming,
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  9162. uh a Billard ball .... SHIFTERKNOB !!!!!
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  9163. So many relatable things. I too enjoyed the simpler pokemon games better. Espero el proximo video! Cuanto HP hizo el MR2!?
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  9164. Muy buen español no sabia eso, mi primero juego de pokemon fue la versión azul, ahora ya pude conseguir la versión verde que solo salió en Japón, great videos man.
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  9165.  @d4a  yes!
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  9166. Thanks for sharing 🙂 Also 23:10 = Gearknob 😉 Edit: I was right! Nice work and love the nostalgia, I also have the shiny Machamp. I also had a teal gameboy color however had a wario bomberman game on the original gameboy and spent countless hours also, good times. Pokémon Crystal is also easily the best Pokémon game on the original gameboy! 😎
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  9167. Brilliant video man!
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  9168. One of the best channels!
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  9169. This channel is really addictive. Amazing
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  9170. This video helped me so much. I am looking at a small moni me swiped civic with small turbo kit on it an haven't a clue about how the hole boost would be controlled. I know the ecu or stand alone system is part the equation, but never had any experience with boost control. Thanks alot man.
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  9171. THE BEST video on boost control, thankyou helped me alot
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  9172. Droppin knowledge ♥️🙏 I knew I'd be getting a 3 port EBCS and now I understand why that's a good thing. Thx
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  9173. Brilliant mate , from Australia
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  9174. Man, i learn so much on your videos
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  9175. Best boost explanation video ever
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  9176. Duuuuude in 20 minutes you have explained boost control better than several days' worth of digging around obscure articles and forum posts, great job! Though you could also have talked about CO2-assisted setups?
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  9177. Best guide to boost controller on YouTube. Thanks!
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  9178. Ha! This is a very good video! I learned quite a lot very simply. Thank you!
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  9179. This explainer is so on point. Made me understand the 3-port solenoid like never before.
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  9180. Good stuff clear and on the money with your explanation!
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  9181. You had me at the 2 port but then spun it up to 3 port and I thought this was the top of the line. But I was floored by the 4 port system and thought the lesson was over. I did not see the duel 3 port modules with the bad boy of ECM’s from AEM conning. I am never going to do a project like this but I like to be able to talk it with my friends who do.
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  9182. hi, my name is spanky & you have the best explained and most informative channel on the internet bar none, i truly love what you do, finally someone explains shit in easy to remember layman english, Thank You, i wonder if you could explain automatic gearboxes in particular the GM 4L60, 4L65E, 4L65. I'm fairly sure they are all basically the same box but one has electrical components, i think !, not exactly sure but i'de love to know how to work out ratios & planetary gears and so forth and why they blow 2nd gear, again thanks for what you do your channel is the best one out there. cheers mate.
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  9183. Thanks!
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  9184. best explanation of boost so far i've ever seen.
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  9185. Very great and informative video!!!
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  9186. My congrats! What a lot of useful info here!
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  9187. This was a great video, thank you for going in depth on the setups. Subbed and will definitely be checking out your other videos
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  9188. Thanks!
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  9189. This guy is my spirit animal
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  9190.  @d4a  my pleasure! I really appreciate your content a lot and I’m happy to be able to help. Be well!
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  9191. Thanks!
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  9192. You sir push content that all channels should wtrive to achieve. Thank you yet again for a great video.
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  9193. This channel is treasure
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  9194. Just loved this presentation....good stuff everything you needed to know .... without knowing you needed it.
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  9195. Really been enjoying the videos! Keep up the good work👍
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  9196. Amazing, please keep posting content like this!!!
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  9197. Love your videos man. Great work, I always retain what you teach.
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  9198. Excellent presentation!
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  9199. In this one video, I've finally understood a lifetime of reading about crankshafts. Thank you.
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  9200. I love your videos man I would advise you to invest in an ok microphone to significantly increase audio quality 😊 Great job dude
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  9201. This was one of the most engaging and easy to understand video I have watched, thank you so so much!!
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  9202. Great Channel and content, keep it good bro!
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  9203. what a great channel, great info and explained in a manner that a dummy like me can understand
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  9204. Big thank you for creating useful content for everyone
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  9205. Thoroughly enjoying this engine boot camp content!
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  9206. I like it how he talks a sentence till he's out of breath 😁
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  9207. Bravo! Well explained & described & accurate. Your supporting drawings etc. were all first rate. Thank you for a job well done.
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  9208. Bro i am so happy i found ur channel bro god bless you🙏
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  9209. Great video never learned so much about crankshafts before!
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  9210. Awesome video 👍👍👍👍👍👍
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  9211. One of the best video on crank on youtube
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  9212. It is great that you surprise us with your beautiful and useful videos every time. In fact, I do not have the expressive words in which to thank you for this wonderful amount of information about engineering and mechanics. Thank you very much for all that you provide.
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  9213. That's it, i love this fucking videos. Thank you for all tje knowledge Put on this man. You're amazing!
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  9214. GREAT VIDEO! you tuber of the year no I'm calling it now the decade!
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  9215. Excellent, well informed and great video... real funny an interesting... it would be nice making a video about the 4E-FTE engine, own by Toyota Glanza´s.... Regards.!
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  9216. Im so glad I found your channel
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  9217. Nice turtleneck
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  9218. i have watched this like 10 times over time :)
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  9219.  @d4a  damn you responded quick! Love your content! Thank you for teaching so well! Yea you mentioned forged crank and alloy pistons, might just not have heard it right on my end. So all I need to do is make sure I'm running high knock resistant gas? 91 (I'm at high altitude in the US). Thank you once again and keep up the great videos!
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  9220. Love your work man keep them comming 😋 would love to see your take on the Sr20 and Sr20det and sr20ve and sr20vet pls pls pls
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  9221. nvm just saw you made a video about it
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  9222. Tremendously interesting, informative and entertaining. (We'll let the 503e bit go)
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  9223. :15 amazing editing. I loved this
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  9224. the effort that went into this video... Hats off.
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  9225. I genuinely cannot put into words the appreciation I have for you and your channel. How do I support your cause?
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  9226. When you get to the end of the video and wish there was more, you know just how good a video it was. Just can't imagine how the animations are done. Would be another good video.
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  9227. You had me at "mind-boggliness" Hope you don't mind but I am going to rip-off that phrase for my engineering students. Good video as always, thanks.
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  9228. Love your engine dynamics videos. You are the legend!! Keep them coming. Thank you for them
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  9229. It's you that makes it so damn interesting. I could listen to you explain this technology for hours.
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  9230. Dangit! I was just watching your video about rod/stroke length ratios, and thought I had a brilliant idea to give engines more torque by offsetting the cylinder and crankshaft. Then, I look over and see not only is it already a thing, you've got a video on it.
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  9231. Thanks! As an engineer, I’ve learned so much from you, it’s ridiculous they didn’t teach me this in college!
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  9232. Thanks King. Fell asleep the first time but stayed with it the second and I get it!
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  9233. Facinating explanation. I really enjoy how you take a complex topic and make it understandable to the lay person. Thanks 😃
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  9234. Thanks!
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  9235. I’m not gonna lie, I did fall asleep for a second near the 20 minute mark, but I went back and finished the vid like a legend.
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  9236. I love that you built this up from basic to eye watering! Brilliant.
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  9237. Would you look at that. Another explanation of secondary forces/vibrations. Have you ever considered doing a spinoff channel with nothing but secondary forces explanations? :D
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  9238. I'm not the Legend. You are. This is what every teacher should aspire to. Holding interest so much that it's only after it's over that a student will panic. "Oh, crap, I learned so much, I forgot to take notes."🤩
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  9239. The best part about this presentation; knowing what not to include. Compliments to you on your outstanding communications skills!
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  9240. Long video but worth every second! ⏱👏
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  9241. Thanks!
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  9242. Outstanding class on offset engine engineering!
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  9243. I can't believe I watched it till the end. Good stuff.
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  9244. Well done again, still some of the greatest Automotive explanations on Earth.
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  9245. This guy has a wonderful cadence and intonation for lecturing. very few discernable edits. well done!
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  9246. This is the best channel on YouTube
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  9247. How on earth did you pull all this off, then animate it all and edit the video? Amazing.
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  9248. 7:14 Why does the grey piston briefly contain images of roof trusses ? Inquiring minds want to know.
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  9249. You are the absolute best!
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  9250. Good explanation.
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  9251. I always learn something while watching your videos. Keep em' coming!
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  9252. Nobody ELSE explains such mechanical phenomena as interestingly AND convincingly.
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  9253. I watch every second of your videos! Thank you for all the time and effort that you put into these awesome videos. 😎
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  9254. Dude! I really admire what you do here. IDK how you do such a good job explaining things but it works.
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  9255. As an engineering student, I find this incredibly interesting, and it was very easy to understand. And I'm not a mechanical engineering student.
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  9256. I'm here for the whole video, Baby! EDUCATE ME!
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  9257. This is amazingly brilliant. And very well explained, of course. Also, I'm curious, what software do you use for your 3D models and animations?
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  9258. explaining it so well , and keeping my attention for 20 minnutes, is well worth 5 thumbsups 😀 !
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  9259. I believe without Nunu's excellent managing skills and supervision this project was going to fail, spectacularly.
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  9260. Yess!! Another awesomely built car which is not catless!
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  9261. So basically change everything 😂😭 all jokes aside this is a very informative video and thank you for sharing your knowledge.
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  9262. More than common sense but i love your channel every video
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  9263. Why did it feel like I was watching an extremely interesting movie with credits at the end worthy of clapping in a movie theater? Great work, I love your channel.
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  9264. Excellent video and content!!! Well done
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  9265. Perfect video, perfect knowledge !! Thank you one more time !
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  9266. The cat is the best supervisor ever ! 😄👍🏻 Can't wait to see the first video of the car hooning around ! 😄
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  9267. incredible video and cleared a lot of questions I had , thank you so much :)
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  9268. "Since I'm in here, I might as well destroy myself financially", lol, 19 y/o me was that guy, totally worth it. Great job covering your build, a wealth of information covering all the bases. Some vehicles lend themselves to boost easier, but your description covers all the possibilities.
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  9269. my'gawd, man, this was a awesome video! Thanks so much.
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  9270. Congratulations to Nunu for leading a great team.
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  9271. I came across this channel for the first time today and I am amazed. An absolutely on the point video. Thanks
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  9272. Nunu did a great job building this
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  9273. I would love to have the time, patience and money to build an engine. I'd probably have used a 3SGTE as my base to save some of the effort and potential future headaches l, but this is majorly impressive stuff.
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  9274. This was an excellent and very educational video. But when do we get to see some driving and dyno numbers? :D
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  9275. interesting to see how to build out this engine vs the j series v6's i've been watching halferland and p2r make. so many similarities and also, different weakness points leading to different focus points on a forced induction build! lovely info d4a thank you for making this video
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  9276. If you want information, you can trust, about automotive, this is the place! Amin! You are just the best, not just for providing the information but also for argumentation for it, and for explaining things in a way so everybody can understand.
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  9277. You are wrong about 1 thing : This is still entertaining for your truly audience, nice build dude 👍
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  9278. This was good. I'll be very interested to see how this works out. Thanks for sharing!
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  9279. Thank you very much for the knowledge your going to throw at us for the next video!! I'm really excited!!
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  9280. lmao "balls of titanium"
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  9281. Loved the NOS review
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  9282. the explanation is very good and i enjoyed very much to whatch
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  9283. Awesome as always and very fair too, Love all the Technical stuff and always a fair comparison. Keep up the good work !!
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  9284. I’ve said it before, but I will say it again. Your channel is amazing!
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  9285. Amazing video. I feel like I took an auto mechanic class just by watching it. Like'd and Sub'd.
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  9286.  @d4a  lol xD
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  9287. Very well put together and yes, even entertaining. Thank you.
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  9288. Subbed and dubbed the bell. You are seriously funny, intelligent and interesting. Like the videos!!!! Keep up the great work, love the content done here!!!!
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  9289. Another great video! Keep up the good work, man.
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  9290. This is among my list of “best channels” on YouTube for learning. Every video is awesome👍
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  9291. Flawless….. 5 stars
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  9292. Very detailed explanation. Thank you.
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  9293. Awesome info and way of presentation..
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  9294. Love this video ❤
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  9295. Brilliant video ...I use this with my High School Auto classes....WELL DONE!
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  9296. cant wait to see this thing run #projectunderdog!
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  9297. Bravo sir for your explanation!
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  9298. Absolutely brilliant explanation, I’ve been super curious on these rear mount set-ups for a long long time. Thank you.
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  9299. Great video as always! I love the distinction between turbo lag and boost threshold. But I do question the assertion that a big turbo makes more power at the same boost pressure. Is that necessarily true? Isn't boost pressure a measure of the engine's restriction to the supplied airflow - I'm not convinced a small turbo making 14psi will make less power than a big turbo making 14psi on the same engine, unless something is done to make the engine flow better with the bigger turbo (e.g. porting the heads).
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  9300. Thank you keep up the great work
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  9301. Thank you for the video and the good job you did in it! 😁
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  9302. Ne mogu da vjerujem da si iz Sarajeva. Svaka cast na uspjesnoj YT karijeri
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  9303. Woah! I never knew what a Variable geometry turbo actually looks like before this video. Id ask you for a video on them, but im not sure if you can fit enough content about this specific variant of turbo to make it worth its own video...
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  9304. Always super well explain Thanks for your fantastic work!
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  9305. Im am pretty car ignorant but I was able to follow and understand this video. So well explained and informative. Great job. I truly enjoyed watching.
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  9306. Thank you so much. I've been struggling explaining this in comment sections where people male jokes about lag for years and years now.
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  9307. Wonderful video as always.
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  9308. The energy loss from the surface area at 16:39 is governed more directly by 2*pi*r*h rather than 2*pi*r^2 because the latter term represents cross sectional area, which has an indirect role in heat dissipation. So the 10% and 20% that you talk about turns out to be slightly misleading. If anything, a pipe with a large cross section area should benefit insulation as heat takes time to travel from the central axis of the exhaust pipe to the surface of the exhaust pipe. However, this is almost always offset by the fact that increasing the pipe diameter also increases the surface area of the pipe and possible mass flow rate through it, hence shedding a lot of that heat energy, given the mass flow rate increases for larger diameter pipes (which in the case of vehicles, it does). So a well established set of SSSF equations should be enough to develop that correct pattern of intuition. But otherwise, this is an awesome video! Keep up the good work, Mister Creator!
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  9309. OFF WITH THEIR HEADS!!! I just though of Alice in Wonderland Queen. Rofl
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  9310. I got a Monty Python feel from this. Love it bro. Really made me laugh this morning
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  9311. Man that funnel hat😂😂😂😂
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  9312. That was a tasty looking lunch. Now if I can only work out why you has a funnel on your head....
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  9313. I love ur videos funny as hell while including information about everything you work on keep it up
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  9314. driving 4 answers lovely <3 you are amazing
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  9315. I love this channel , keep up the good work i appreciate you so much !
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  9316. You are doing what it was made to do... be used. And driving it and if any thing happens you fix it and repeat. Have fun from Aus... 40ºc today.
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  9317. I'm glad I came across your channel. I like how knowledgeable you are. An I'm in total agreement with your outlook on vehicles. No trailer queens here. I live in the states. State of Florida now days. I was born and raised in Michigan till I was 22. I've been in Florida for the past 22yrs. So I do know about the snow driving. I had a 82 dodge ramcharger when I was 18 and would drift it around corners and dirt back roads where I lived. I would take a normal 90° 4 way stop and drift my dodge while making the turn. Then I would see how long I could keep it going sideways before going in a ditch or having to straighten it back out. Fun times. Lol A buddy borrowed the dodge to run to get something from the store and tried what I would do. He ended up in the ditch. I was about to walk and see what happened to him and my dodge. Here he co.es pulling up explaining what happened with a tractor pulling him out of the ditch. Lol I just said no more drifting for you. Lol Now days I have a gmc sierra 2500hd duramax 4x4 with a 8ft bed truck lifted 6in, pushing around 500-550hp. Its a beast. I've not had a bunch of adventures yet with it but I've had to get some important mechanical stuff fixed first before the truck sees mud or anything close to snow now days. Lol Which its getting closer. Its my work truck too. So I'm not trying to kill it either. Lol I've rambled on long enough. But I have motor oil pumping through my veins too. Along with the love of vehicles in general. Simple version of my background with vehicles. Most families have rings or clocks or some trinket for family heirlooms. My family has a 383 v8 for our heirloom. Out of a drag race car my uncle and dad raced. Dad worked at Chrysler and uncle (dads brother) worked at Ford. Both in Michigan about 40mi north of Detroit. I'll definitely keep watching what you send out to the digital world. Thank you and always be safe.
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  9318. Okay first and foremost, merry Christmas you beautiful informative man. Second of all that was absolutely beautiful! camera angel and driving skill were both absolutely top tier!!!
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  9319. Adventure and experiences as a panacea for humans with concerns about Entropy ....This is a quality car channel. All the best to you for the New Year from Australia
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  9320. Thanks
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  9321. Wow amazing!! Your explanation is so good that I who never touch vehicle engine can understand. Great video bro
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  9322. This is a benchmark for all explanations of things mechanical. Absolutely amazing!
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  9323. The only video you'll need - that's true.
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  9324. This video was SO fantastic. You took a concept I understood fairly poorly & explained it so well & so thoroughly; I would now feel confident teaching this to anyone in my life who asked.
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  9325. wow fantastic video! great explanation and use of visual aids.
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  9326. Superb work. Now I understand two strokes. Thanks for your huge efforts to make these videos.👍
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  9327. Thank you for making this video 👌
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  9328. Such a brilliant mechanical explanation. Thank you Sir...
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  9329. This is one of the best educational videos here on youtube.
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  9330. Wow brother! Thank you so much! This is the most detailed video regarding 4 stroke and 2 stroke engines on YT I have encountered till now... thank you once gain :)
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  9331. The best explanation ever!
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  9332. I congratulate you for the time and effort you spent in making this video. It is an amazing work. I enjoyed every minute of it. You deserved to be subscribed.
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  9333. Thanks! That video was so great and we'll explained all down to the tiniest of details and all the questions I ever had
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  9334. Hands down, the best video about engine internals.
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  9335. I am an electrical engineer, but i prefer making repairs of my automotives myself. This video has byfar enlightened my knowlege about engines. Lol awesome 👌 👏
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  9336. Truly the only video we'll ever need.
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  9337. A truly excellent job of making the dynamics of IC engines understandable to the average, non-engineer person. You are to be applauded for your clarity and organization of facts.
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  9338. best 29 minutes of my life. just wow. amazing video there.
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  9339. Thanks!
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  9340. I'm just speechless... super easy, simple, understandable and complete explanation as always. Just damnnnn you are awesome
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  9341. you deserve an award
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  9342. Brilliant video man! Top to bottom. Just awesome! Thank you.
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  9343. I've never seen a better and a simplier explanation of these different types of engine. Please, continue doing what you're doing, cause you're doing it perfectly 💯
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  9344. Great Presentation.
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  9345. This was absolutely brilliant. I have been struggling to understand a few things about the difference between two and four stroke engines, but this makes everything clear. Well done on this.
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  9346. This video is just awesome and well-detailed. Thank you for the effort you put into making this.
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  9347. Excellent video. Best cutaway example I've ever seen. Looking forward to watching more of your videos.
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  9348. What and the actual f***. Probably won't need this information. Loved every minute of it. Whether or not I work on an engine there was soo much info and stimulation in this video. Seriously GREAT job man!!
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  9349. Fantastic explanation and demonstration!
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  9350. Great video, had no clue regarding engines, now I understand alot. Liked, subscribed and ready for more.
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  9351. One of the most informative videos I have ever seen simplifies everything so well… I know how 4 strokes work however never understood 2 strokes until now! You taught me a about diesels a few months ago too! Thank you!
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  9352. 👍🏻 A didactically extremely valuable explanation of the technology and engineering of the two combustion engine principles. Clear and easy to understand. My highest respect for you!
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  9353. Exactly predicted the questions I would have, flow of this video is awesome. Love how he can explain stuff from an engineering perspective and keep it simple as well
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  9354. A PERFECT explanation!!
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  9355. First time I've actually understood this subject...excellent video
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  9356. You are gifted in your ability to explain complex processes. Your videos are so concise and complete, and answer all the right questions. And yes, I do watch them all the way to the end. What a geek! ha ha , Lloyd
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  9357. Thanks!
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  9358. Your explaination is so clear. I understand how they work
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  9359. this video immediately clarified so many parts of internal combustion engines for me and immediately gave me new terms that I can Google to continue my learning. thank you for an excellent video!
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  9360. Excellent video indeed. Thanks 👍
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  9361. I was sceptical about the title of this video, but I stand corrected. Well done!
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  9362. I just fell in love.. that's all I have to say :') beautiful. Greetings from Mexico.
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  9363. This video is a work of art. Well done.
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  9364. I knew all this and more already. Had your video going in the background, but ended up stopping what I was doing to watch the video. :) Very well explained and a very enjoyable video. Gotta love these stinking 2 stroke engines while they rev to 12-14,000 rpm.
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  9365. And here I didn’t think I was going to learn anything. Glad I tuned in!
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  9366. EXCEPTIONAL , bravo , well done . The VERY best video I have ever encountered explaining the inner workings of these two engine designs .
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  9367. Awesome vid! You are a scholar, a gentleman, a genius, and a wizard!
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  9368. I love the internet. Man I've learned so damn much from awesome people like you who make videos like this
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  9369. Thanks!
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  9370. Very good explanation I've been a mechanic for 35 years and I'm impressed by your knowledge and explanation on how four-stroking two-stroke operate that is awesome a common man or woman that knows nothing about engines this will help them understand them much better. It's simple very well explained and I will share it with many others great job.
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  9371. Best video that could ever be made to make you understand how 4 stroke and 2 stroke engines work. Great work! 🥳.
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  9372. this was the true purpose of internet, peak content👍🏻🔥
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  9373. Greatest video ever
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  9374. Dude this video was bomb. Loved the imagery and explanation of these 2 engines.
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  9375. Dude in this video is SMOKIN' HOT 🔥 !!!
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  9376. This is the best video of explaining machine mechanism so far i ever watch
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  9377. WoW!!... Im a noob, no knowledge of mechanics but THIS VIDEO is Tooo Good..... U R a geniius teacher. Coz of your brilliantly explained video I have learned a lot.... Thumbs Up and love from Pakistan.
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  9378. Absolutely amazing video
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  9379. I enjoyed this from start to end
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  9380. What an awesome explanation. I new squat for engines and now I feel like a mechanic. Well done mate
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  9381. Congratulations this is the first video that actually addresses every thing without getting one thing wrong. I applaud you in your knowledge and doing the research required to give a proper informative video
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  9382. Amazing video my friend thank you for this
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  9383. you're really the greatest gift to this world. words cannot describe how good your explanation is. hats off to you🎩🙌
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  9384. Your video is simply fantastic, well done and thank you very much for your tuition, I don't know what to say, finally after years somebody told me the intake port and trasnsfer functions...
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  9385. Wow, what a great video. this is my first time ever watching this kind of videos, 2 stroke vs 4 stroke engines difference. FYI, I'm not an engineering student previously, and I completely have no clues about this kind of topic before. I just found this video listed up on my explorer page. But your explanation (along with your visualization technique) is so damn clear. I still can't digest all the information actually, but i got the whole picture in mind. thank you so much man. 👏👏👏
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  9386. I though I would turn off the PC and sleep, but no youtube thought this was going to be an interesting video at 2AM. Youtube was not wrong.
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  9387. OMG, what a well-done college course on 2 and 4 stroke engines. I learned about mechanicals, fuel, pressures both positive and negative, and their impact on fuel-air, and I learned about heat, audio wave forces, and yes, even a little bit about quantum mechanics too. Nice job, and thank you!
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  9388. Your video title is justified. Now my childhood curiosity can rest with all this knowledge and explanations.
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  9389. ive legit learned so much from this video! very informative
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  9390. waow! impressive video. as you said, everything you need to know is here.
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  9391. Don't EVER stop making videos <3
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  9392. This explanation was the best I've ever seen.
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  9393. Thanks!
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  9394. Amazing explanation 👌🏼
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  9395. 57 year old motorcyclist and now I finally understand the difference between 2 and 4 strokes. Great explanation. Thank you
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  9396. Your videos are life! I love your work and I'm inspired to learn everything I can from you
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  9397. Thank you it was one of the best video i've seen
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  9398. Loved this video!
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  9399. These are the only videos I can actually sit through the entirety of
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  9400. Man!!!! Seriously, this videos is one of a kind! I follow u for some time. But now you really surprised me. Awesome videos. I could listen to you talking about the engine the whole day. Great video series ideia. I can't wait for the next one. Congratulations, you're the best!
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  9401. Helpful video. Nice and thorough. Thanks mate!
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  9402. very nice and very useful video
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  9403. Thank you. Many, many thanks.
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  9404. Holy shit the quality, you should have way more subs dude :D
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  9405. Excellente fortissimo bello splenditto clausito dam it it's not mine but fuckin awesome all the best
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  9406. that's Amazing!!!
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  9407. nice job cant wait to hear it start up ;)
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  9408. dope video
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  9409. Sweeeeeeeet
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  9410. This is one of the best vids i have seen in long time, congrats for the build and the vid mate. Cheers!!
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  9411. This was frikken awesome! I love this motor! 🤙🏽
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  9412. hell yea!
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  9413. This was cool nd funny this is hw ill wanna enjoy my build some day got a ae100 c wagon with a 4afe
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  9414. You know. I watched this when it came out. But now with the quarantine I'm just going thru the D4A channel dropping views ya'know? This video tho remains one of the most entertaining to watch over and over lol. If I could drop a like twice I would.
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  9415. Awesome man, been with you since first rebuild 😂 good luck 🤞🏻keep up the good work 👍🏻
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  9416. Interesting editing style and presentation. Nice to see something unique
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  9417. Awesome build, what carbs are you using
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  9418. Thanks for info! Simply amazing video + technical side!
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  9419. That is very nice engine build... 😀
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  9420. How much did the rebuild cost man? It looks awesome!
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  9421. Great video, my 87' 4a is apart in the garage just waiting on a few things to come in. Mine's a LeMons build, so not nearly as pretty, lol.
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  9422. This was a beautiful introduction to your channel, sub'd.
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  9423. this vid made me happy!
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  9424. Just got a sub, that engine looks sick man keep it up
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  9425. The trips to the emergency room for removing things from orifices has made this build considerably more expensive... give generously to D4A's Patreon account :P
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  9426. Love this video! Awesome editing! What bike carbs did you use? I am looking to do the exact same thing with my 4age smallport. I have never rebuilt an engine before, but are eager to learn! I am looking forward to seeing more of your content and getting this engine running. Keep up the great work!
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  9427. Such swag. Subbed.
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  9428. Fantasticno
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  9429. Subbed. Awesome vid. Awesome build. Can't wait to see the dyno vid.
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  9430. Love it!
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  9431. Very nice!
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  9432. WOW,, very very good job
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  9433. a real freak out
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  9434. I have an ae82 that walks by my 4A-GE bigport. I'm in love with that carbs ♥ Greets from Costa Rica. 🇨🇷
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  9435. Newbie here, but man that title was not a lie. Thums up for the nice work, and a really good editing.
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  9436. hey mate, " Love the music and the engine, looks awesome, can't wait to hear this " bad boy" start up. At least with your build, we won't have to wait 4 years like we are with " Project Binky " :) Cheers from Australia
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  9437. The first 15 seconds of this video was enough of a reason for me to sub. Keep it up! <3
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  9438. awesome video man!
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  9439. this is the best thing I've ever seen, please knight me with a torque wrench Sir Yota of Yammersmith
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  9440. Hey nice video, looking good!
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  9441. Amazing engine
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  9442. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 that was damn funny, great motor rebuild.
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  9443. The moment I heard the word mr2 I subscribed! 😍
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  9444. Pornography. You earned a sub man. Awesome build!
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  9445. Your attention to detail is second to none man! Now, I gotta go watch your video on the ignition!
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  9446. Funky video and music also. No wonder these engines can put out big bhp, the inlet ports are massive and wonder how much bhp was made after getting fuelling and timing sorted? Great build and great engine.
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  9447. It's pretty cool the video was fun too good job
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  9448. Nice work! I was wondering why you had not uploaded for a while, lots of effort went into this video!
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  9449. Any eta on the next video? Like few weeks or months? Great production quality btw!
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  9450. Wow i hardly say this word but this video was DOPE i cant help but keep smiling through it! Great work man
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  9451. Gorgeous engine, my friend!
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  9452. 232cc Gy6 big bore engine & keihin carbys lead me here, lol. Finally a recommended video that was worth watching. You've got yourself another sub, I wanna hear that beast roar!
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  9453. Again - quality, nice work
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  9454. Thats one funky mill.
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  9455. Your enthusiasm has earned a subscription 👏
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  9456. i've subed to watch more funky stuff
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  9457. Lmfao nice funny video
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  9458. Nice build dude. So clean.
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  9459. this is my favorite video on youtube
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  9460. 4age= best sound ever
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  9461. Aysh! 😍
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  9462. Damien Schmidt of car engines.
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  9463. Like a boss 😎
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  9464. What ever this is I like it
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  9465. Beautiful... keep the 4AGE alive!
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  9466. Get 1,000,000 views for this plz...
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  9467. when the video lives up to the title and surpasses all hype
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  9468. WOW!!! What an inspirational, let aside educational, video! What a sea of knowlege! The rap at the end is just priceless! D4A, You are sooo talented!! THANKS A LOT!
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  9469. The rappin' at the outtro oddly was my favorite part. Didn't see that coming.
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  9470. Very long but very entertaining! Awesome job Following!
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  9471. One of the best videos about engines I've ever seen! Funny too! I wasn't bored for a second! well! My favorite engines? Alfa Romeo and Honda!
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  9472. Your videos r just amazing!!! I get to learn so much from em ...i havent been watching your vids for awhile cuz i was busy but it's so great to be back ! Love ur videos bro just so informative plus u got raps in every iconic engines episode not that cringy i enjoy those raps of urs lmao 😂👍
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  9473. Can't have early 2000 without ali G!!!
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  9474. Amazingly informative, well presented, Big thumbs, up. Need more of this on social media. Take the time, and inform yourself. Thanks.
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  9475. Thanks!
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  9476. This is the BEST explanation of sensors I've ever had. I learned. Thank you.
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  9477. The most complete professional video I've seen, you have no idea how much you have helped me. "THANKS".
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  9478. Very very nice explanation bro..... I am very happy getting a good knowledge
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  9479. I'm saving this to my archive. Never has ever been explained like this.
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  9480. Thank you very much for this brief to the point video explaining all the sensors in the car in very simple way. Well done . Keep up the good work
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  9481. you my friend YOU ARE AMAZING
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  9482. This is pretty much the Bible for cars
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  9483. very very very glad this video exists, amazing work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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  9484. Very educative video. Wonderful presentation. Great job sir. Massive knowledge gained.
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  9485. Thanks!
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  9486. Bro u have Rocket science in yourself Priceless 🖤
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  9487. BEST VIDEO EVER
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  9488. This is another great video! 2 in a row tonight! I feel like I’ve won the internet lottery! Thank you so much for making this video
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  9489. I Enjoyed every second of this Video 👏👏👏
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  9490. This is the best video ever seen ... I'm from Honduras and let me tell you that I have never seen an explanation like that thanks a lot!!! I will shared with my friends
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  9491. I learned so much, thank you so much for making this incredible video!
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  9492. I'm highly impressed seeing this video. Thank you for taking the time to do this
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  9493. Once again, this guy puts out an excellent video! Thank you for the information!
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  9494. Wow...as a Mopar tech with quite a lot of training I have to say you're presentation is excellent. Thanks for sharing!
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  9495. Wow this is very useful info great presentation
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  9496. One of the BEST car videos on YouTube I subscribed 👍👍👍
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  9497. VOW! A simple instructive and to the point video on a complex subject. THANK YOU.
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  9498. My favourite YouTuber.
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  9499. I cant belive this is free to watch, i just started mechanic school and i will show this to my teacher. Thanks
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  9500. Man you awesome, thank you very much, perfect video.
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  9501. Just amazing video, really this answer many questions.
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  9502. Very very helpful. Lots to learn but awesomely done and nothing boring going on here! :)
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  9503. Brilliant, fantastic. Thank you, thank you, thank you liked, subscribed, comments . Excellent. And brilliantly explained
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  9504. Liked, Subscribed and passed on to all of my friends and family! A-1 Quality Video!
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  9505. Not sure what you do for a leaving but you did an incredible job on making this video. Thank you for sharing your knowledge you explained everything very well.
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  9506. You are The Car Bible. The technical content is great, your knowledge is without doubt the best there is on this platform. I am grateful for your videos and remain a faithful subscriber. p.s. Have you ever touched on Speed Density systems? 🙂✌
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  9507. Wow! What a great video, thank you for making it.
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  9508. Loved the video! Such great presentation and communication when explaining them!
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  9509. Ive never liked a video this authentically
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  9510. Watched 3mins and went straight to subscribe ,very clear and straight forward makes everything sound so easy
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  9511. Really nice video
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  9512. this is the best video ever
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  9513. Great video well put together
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  9514. Great video, very well explained and easy to understand. Thank you.
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  9515. brilliant thankyou 👍
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  9516. I must be a child, because when he went from 3 fingers to 4, i died laughing lol edit forgot to mention, i instantly subbed, your channel is exactly what i needed as i get into tuning my car.
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  9517. You’ve quickly become one of my fav channels on YT. Love your work
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  9518. Great lesson...thanks a lot... you are the best.
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  9519. Perfect video thanks and good job 😎👍🏽
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  9520. Very nice video with details this helps me a lot for furture problems on my car. Great video :) keep up the good work
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  9521. Not only a Like, you deserve a hug too.
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  9522. Best explanations that I've seen. Many thanks. Now a subscriber.
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  9523. The Very Best Video, Ever!!!
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  9524. Brilliant. Very well explained, just the right amount of detail.
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  9525. I subscribed that was a awesome video watched it front to end thanks for the information you explained it perfectly
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  9526. Thanks!
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  9527. What a fantastic educational video. Although I detect an accent of an English-as-a-second-language speaker, your English is 10/10 for comprehension. Fantastic! Well done. Where did you learn? How long have you been speaking it?
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  9528. Thank you so much you educated me I appreciate you!!!
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  9529. I am really getting hooked to all of this grate videos accurate information smoth and intertaning delivery 👑
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  9530. I just sat through 20 minutes of information about the material choices of engine blocks. And it was awesome. Has to be some kind of witchcraft.
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  9531. Great video. Understandable and informative.
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  9532. Great channel. Pure information and no BS!
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  9533. such a great teacher. love the videos
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  9534. it is a joy to listen to you - a lot of information and knowledge... thank you for your work
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  9535. Really enjoy these videos. Great job!
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  9536. Amazing upload , thanks
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  9537. Lots of good information presented clearly !
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  9538. hello my dear friend. I think that your channel is a very very very lovely gift from god to us petrolheads. Saying Thank you is never going to be enough. You know i really and honestly and truly appreciate and from deep down of my heart enjoy every moment of your videos. Thank you for being a truly magnificent teacher. God bless you man . 🌹🌹🌹🌹 And by the way when i say thank you i mean: Tttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttttthhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaannnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk you🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
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  9539. I experienced the same "kick" effect on my 20v st with lower timing at part throttle and lower rpms, great video brother! 👍
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  9540. Squeaky clean! Nice work.
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  9541. Yessss D4A !!!!
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  9542. Very informative, nicely narrated. 💯
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  9543. i like that you stepped back and looked at it from multiple perspectives and angles
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  9544. Going for an inlet design "like a good exhaust header" will solve the length problem. But a carburetor delivers fluid more like a shower head than a can of fly spray. Some is gas, some is a fine droplet mist and some is a stream of fuel that runs along the inlet wall. There is a strong incentive to keep all the passage's short and free of any place where liquid fuel could pond and collect. Which is why carb inlets are generally flat plane and downhill so all the fuel tipped in the top can fall out just by gravity. You wont see "a bunch of bananas" inlet, where an equal length pipe is looped up and down to make it fit. That up bend would act like a fuel reservoir that would catch and release liquid fuel depending on time to fill and G forces rather than staying synced with the air flow.
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  9545. I have finally fallen "in-line" with your views on the subject.Thank you and U RoCk!
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  9546. Your knowledge and speaking skills are superb. Additionally, the editing that you (or someone) puts into these vids is also superb. All around good stuff!
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  9547. Man... I am your fan!!! You remember me my dad, he could easily spend days talking about engine configurations, specs, tuning... keep it up!
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  9548. I have no interest in buying or building any of these engines, But your way of making video,s makes it interesting to even people like myself that have no interest, LOL.
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  9549. finally a channel where aw speaks with knowledge and logic of the issues. very good!
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  9550. If you teach at my university, I might go back to finish my studies on motor vehicles, or mechatronics... For real, nobody is as good as you, not even close. 👏 You always surpass expectations.
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  9551. That was an amazing video. Thanks
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  9552. I didn't know I needed to understand this. I was so impressed by the presentation that I kept watching. To explain a concept so concisely requires expert skill. Well done Professor.
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  9553. This was very informative and not a single moment boring 👍👍
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  9554. Bro this was a great video! So thorough and detailed and easy to understand explanation of 2-stroke engines brilliancy. Thank you very much!
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  9555. Thanks!
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  9556. Your best video yet amongst already amazing videos!
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  9557. Outstanding video, sir. Expertly explained with perfect visuals, both yours and the illustrated ones.
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  9558. Thanks
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  9559. This guy never stops amazing me. Thanks for the explanation.
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  9560. And yet another marvel from this channel I always thought these 2 stroke engine exhaust pipes were like that just for fun or to make them sound different/ better. Now I know! Thank you
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  9561. God damn. This is how you do a video. Clear and communicative, good animation mixed with real life moving objects. A 2stroke sound ^^ And the add at the end. You deserve a 10/10
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  9562. Every time i watch one of your videos, i want to subscribe. But i already did that years ago... unfortunate.
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  9563. Grit subscribers will know how emotional this research was :)
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  9564. Hey dude, i have been following your channel for a while now and i just wanted to say thank you for putting in the time and effort to make these videos. They are both entertaining and educational and i think you are great at explaining things and making it easy to understand. I am a fellow 4AG-E owner, although mine resides in an '85 Celica, and your videos have been an inspiration for me to get stuff done on my own cars. You're doing a great job on the car as well as on the videos, so keep it up! And thanks again!
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  9565. driving 4 answers i can relate to this, it was like while my engine is out i should replace driveshaft wrist,wheel bearing, oh everything looks ugly let's sandblast it all. The force is strong with you :)
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  9566. You just cleared my 2 year confusion ❤❤❤ thanks a lot
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  9567. veeeeery veeeery helpful insight on air sensors, as i watch more of your content, the more i understand why things happen with my cars... And you do it in such a simple way, that everyone could get what, why and when its happening ! Thank you !
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  9568. Needless to say I’m subscribing
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  9569. I've been to automotive school and Mercedes school. NONE of them were able to explain this so well in 18 minutes by removing all the junk information and make technicians understand it effectively by simplifying the process. The gentleman is not only knowledgeable but also a great teacher. Knowing something and explaining it are two different trades and very few people can combine both. Excellent video. I wonder....58 people gave it thumbs down....what was in this video so wrong that contradicted their knowledge?
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  9570. 2:00 o.O why are you Fingering the VAFM ? now i have your attention: also i run speedduino and a MPX4250 MAP Sensor :D -lara
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  9571. Today I finally learned what mass is. And something about AMFs and FAMs or something like that. Thank you.
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  9572. That was awesome mate. Cheers!
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  9573. subbed just based on the plethora of info in this vid, great job my guy
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  9574. Your explanatios are worth gold
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  9575. Very nice video and spot on explanation, now i know what is the difference
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  9576. I am probably buying stock in this company now, also you have a lot of noise in your vocal mic in the high end, consider applying a low pass filter on your narration audio. I have learned more from your channel than any other, your work is amazing, keep it up!
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  9577. I just saw you in the video of the Romanians from the detailing workshop with Vlad Micsunescu. Big respect for you man!!
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  9578. Thanks! Awesome show, Boss
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  9579. Thanks!
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  9580. Great content, love it! Still wondering where Alfadan will find the stability against rocking for their connecting rods. They seem so much more 'dangling out there' in an I4 configuration where the flat 4 solves that by concept. Looking out for more to come! Grtz from the Netherlands
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  9581. 0:34 perfect subtitles.
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  9582. Awesomeness
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  9583. congratulations on 30 K subscribers mate, i don't own a 4age, but, still like learning about them :) cheers from Australia :)
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  9584. Congratulations on 30k!! hoping the ignitor and coil can fix my electrical issues!
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  9585. Lots of Mr2 AW11 owners in AUS who are happy to help each other. What needs fixing on yours?
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  9586. No.... I'm half a year too late, lol. TBH, your experience and advice is already a free gift to all.
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  9587. Great job on 30K subscribers! This is a SUPER generous giveaway. If I was nearby I'd give you a hand with packaging these items and dropping them off at the post office. By the way, as soon as my car is back up and running there'll be a nice D4A sticker in the back window =P. Looking forward to more videos!
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  9588. i hope that happens soon, you are doing a great job bro, congratulation!
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  9589. Stunning production, charismatically presented - thank you
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  9590. Some of the best content on the web ... Excellent ..!!! Thank You for sharing.. Cheers :)
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  9591. As always, your explanations are well illustrated and easy to understand even for those that are not engineers. I appreciate your content as always. Thank you D4A. You're the best
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  9592. Excellent commentary well done another great show
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  9593. that intro was awesome
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  9594. Great explanation! Thank you, thank you, thank you very much!
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  9595. Man you are always finding interesting topics for us to learn about,get job as always !!!!!!
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  9596. Thnakyou very much for such great informational video! Finally I get the "reaction engine"
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  9597. Great video Sir! Very well explained and at a perfect level, which suits an audience with a wide range of engineering knowledge! Thanks for sharing! 🙂😎🤓
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  9598. What I learned today: A jet engine is just a turbo with fire in the middle
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  9599. Americans are to (grid iron) football fields, as Europeans are to squash courts. i just hope we can still drink a beer over Olympic-sized swimming pools
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  9600. Videos like this are why I always get excited when I see your notification.. love it <3
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  9601. Jet engines are amazing. So are your teaching skills 😊
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  9602. Love the video! Looking forward to the one on the evolution of jet engines.
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  9603. Another great video!
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  9604. Fantastic concise explanation and excellent graphics, would love to see more on jet and other engine types from you!
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  9605. Good catch, and a great explanation of the operation of a turbine engine. Your presentation was as clear as my A&P classes from long ago! 👍🏻
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  9606. i love the model of the turbo jet
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  9607. I was waiting to comment on high bypass fans to use more of the excess energy and then bam, right at the end you covered it nicely completing the video. Well done.
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  9608. Flying 4 answers, mate. Flying 4 answers.
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  9609. That plane was a paid actor
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  9610. Thank you D4A! Excellent and understandable explanation of a subject that's easy to over-complicate (Commercial aviation instructors, I'm looking at you).
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  9611. Thanks!
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  9612. God this looks difficult 😫. Good stuff tho, ima drop a 👍 for the step by steps
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  9613. Hey man... I am being following your videos.... Very nice and informative thanks a lot....
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  9614. only a true mechanic has grease under his toe nails
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  9615. Amazing explanation!!!
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  9616. A Very Excellent broad spectrum breakdown of this particular application! Well done sir! Enjoyed it... As well: your objectivity! J
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  9617. Needed this video this morning. Good pick me up for the day. Thank you good sir.
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  9618. Thanks!
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  9619. Yessss! I was not disappointed by this lecture. Great research and delivery.
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  9620. We must start research on a human punch powered engine, to harness the pure unbridled anger of all the internet commenters
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  9621. I love your videos man!!!!!!!!!!!!!, you explained it perfectly, thanks
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  9622. Dude, this is such a great and informational video.
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  9623. Well.. this was surprising entertaining! Subbed!
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  9624. Wow, another fascinating and thought-provoking video, thank you Sensei :) No terrible pun this time, I'm still processing all this information!
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  9625. This video was honestly amazing. I expected to become bored and unentertained from the constent talking. But throughout the whole video I was intrigued and very entertained. Well done
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  9626. Your videos are constantly interesting; I learn something from every one. Btw, great Italian accent!
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  9627. Subscribed, amazing and clear video.
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  9628. In my mind I was like: I hope this presentation would not end 👍
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  9629. This was very entertaining while using an awesome Visual content !
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  9630. At first, I thought this would be not a good vid. At first. The longer I listened, the more I learned. First impressions aren't always correct.
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  9631. Entertaining and accurate, very good video.
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  9632. You REALLY do a Great job of Explaining this subject!
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  9633. I don´t know why the Youtube algorithm proposed me your video, but i have to say that i really enjoyed your detailed explanations and as a person living in Germany ( having learned english language in school ) i could understand every single sentence you said, so i like the way how you talk. And in addition i find you very sympathic. This whole video is very well structured, includes nice animations and data sheets and you presented that information in a perfect way ! Thank you very much for your time and your work ! Now i am subscribing to your channel and i am excited to see more such videos about themes that interest me.
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  9634. What an incredible video 🙌🏻 amazing
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  9635. Fantastic content. Subscribed!
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  9636. I love your channel dude 😊
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  9637. Insightful, well researched and straight forward as always. Keep up the good work 🤌🏻
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  9638. Awesome video!! It reminds me of reading Kevin Cameron from Cycle World. Thank you
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  9639. I absolutely Luv watching this. I can't figure out if it you or the information . . .it's both, for sure. Entertaining, Informative, Fast-paced, and just plain fun. Thanks.
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  9640. Nice channel. Informative and thought provoking.
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  9641. Fantastic! Again, seriously excellent video
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  9642. Superb video, dude. Really good info. Well done, and thanks!!
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  9643. You know when you've been out of school for a couple years and you don't remember every detail and then d4a uploads and youre like "oh yeah thats what the entire course was about I remember now" 😁
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  9644. Wow! Top notch video, really explains this subject well!
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  9645. What a super interesting and informative Video ... great work ...
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  9646. What an excellent video. I love to learn stuff from people who really know their onions...
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  9647. This is why I like your channel so much, why I like your uploads. Literally, as I'm watching your video, I started thinking about a cross or 45 degree composition of carbon fibre to strengthen the cubic meter of material in one way to lessen it in another.. But you answered it with Lamborghini's answer to the problem. As I come up with any alternative to what your proposing, you DO get to that point and have it answered. Your detail to objective statements are refreshing to listen to, because I also have the same mindset to find a statement with false information but posed as if truth. You've been a great channel to learn from. I always enjoy your content. Stay healthy, take care.
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  9648. Man I love your videos you are making an incredible job explaining with examples all those things, thank you !
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  9649. You know what also took about 100,000 Newtons? The seized axle connecting to the wheel hub on my 11 year old rust bucket
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  9650. Thanks for the excellent explanation of this fascinating topic. I really enjoyed watching and listening.
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  9651. Awesome video thanks
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  9652. Great video. I was going to buy some ratcheted jack stands until I heard a story of one failing. Before I had the cheap ones with pins but they don't seem greatly stable or very adjustable in height so I will try using wood. Of course wooden pallets are used all the time to support heavy piles of bricks and bags of cement that are moved by fork lift trucks.
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  9653. Thanks for your video, lots of info to learn. Thanks a lot.
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  9654. Wow you explained this to me better than anybody ever could
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  9655. I bet if this guy makes videos on all aspects of automobile parts I will graduate in automobile engineering online. 🎓👨‍🎓
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  9656. Fantastic, you covered everything..
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  9657. absolutely stunning presentation. I dont think any other youtube channel does such simple explanation
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  9658. Thank you for making such great effort in explaining clearly an interesting subject coupled with very meaningful animations. Well done!!!
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  9659. I always say, the better you can explain a topic to a novice, the better you understand that topic. Thank you for this, you understand it extremely well!
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  9660. This explanation alone is enough for me to subscribe to your channel. I thought I knew enough about differences between the two; clearly my enough was nowhere close to enough 😂
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  9661. absolutely fabulous video!
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  9662. This channel teaches me better than anyone else I've ever experienced!!
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  9663. 5 star presentation! I wish I had watched this before I wrote my Busso 156 sportwagon off a month ago! I loved that car....
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  9664. I thought you were holding WALL'E or sumthin' from Toy Story😁
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  9665. Save some of that water to clean your windows. ;)
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  9666. Omg I love your videos, your amazing. Hitting all the important points 👉🏿 ❤
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  9667. 1.6, FE head, stock cams? Thats damn impressive!
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  9668. U r the goat
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  9669. My man! How have i not noticed the mk1 mr2?!?!?!?!! Great cars aren't they?
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  9670. Love the MR2 👍
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  9671. needs more electrolytes
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  9672. But where is the billiard ball shifter head??
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  9673. That field repair in the outro was gold!
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  9674. Excellent content ! How many hours of work do you estimate for a skilled DIYer to complete a wiring job similar on what you show on the video ?
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  9675. I gave you thumb down because you added music to your video
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  9676. 👍👍👍👍
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  9677. While trying to track down the cause of my endlessly failing fuel pumps in my AW11, I replaced the entire engine bay wiring harness. The previous owner had hacked it up. Fortunately, I found a complete harness that was in good shape at the junkyard. I pulled it out of the junker, cleaned it up, re-loomed it and put it in the MR2. Sadly, it didn't fix the fuel pump issue. That was why I was seriously considering using motorcycle carbs like you did...to eliminate the fuel injection headaches. This was around year 1999. Thank you for your videos! I am really enjoying the memories they are triggering. :D I have even looked for used MR2s...but I have a wonderful car already, an Infiniti i30t that is paid for...which is better for me nowadays because I also remember how spinecrushing the MR2 ride was with the race suspension in it. I'm getting old... lol!
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  9678. This is bad ass !!!
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  9679. Nice
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  9680. Who else feels like they bout to take their whole bike apart? Just me?
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  9681. very nice
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  9682. You're the best, no other channel or content on technical mechanics and cars compares !
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  9683. always enjoy the content.. real useful information keep it up nuff respect from jamaica
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  9684. Actually educational and interesting to watch. Liked and subbed!!!
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  9685. nice Renault R5 Turbo vive la France time 9:50 even if I know everything you explain you show me a different way and my knowledge is kinda sharper. Thanks great videos!!
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  9686. this is the best ever explanation i have seen, i was struggling with the sensors functions ,
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  9687. excellent! Keeping it real! I know this is an old video, but if you still have audio level difference issues in your videos, look into Izotope RX5 advanced's leveler and loudness modules. Pretty much one click solutions for this.
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  9688. I have enjoyed your videos for a few years now. You do great at explaining. Thank you.
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  9689. Always a good day when D4A videos are in my recommendations
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  9690.  @d4a  How do you know I'm not using reverse-psychology? :)
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  9691. If you find some parts in Italy I can collect and arrange shipping for you if you need! Here there are a lot of those bikes. I'm into motorcycles and did the restoration multiple times myself, so I'm willing to help for this things.
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  9692. Great work my friend and thanks for the shout out. I'm fairly certain you'll be celebrating the next milestone fairly soon. Go man go!
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  9693. Congrats man! I'm soooooo happy for you! Keep up all the great work and content. I hope to join you in the ranks one day! Long live the 16v 4age!! 👍
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  9694. I have an aw11 and Kawasaki too! But I don’t have a beautiful wife/girlfriend yet😉
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  9695. just gonna say this BIG CONGRATS
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  9696. No sir... THANK YOU! You sumbitch!!!
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  9697. Congrats on 50000 subs! I have been subscribed since you first started the bike carb conversion, although I had already seen a video or two before that. Keep up the good work!
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  9698. Congratulations! best of luck to you!
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  9699. More tunnel driving!! 🤟🏻😃 🤟🏻 😁 🤟🏻😃 😎 🤩 Congrats! 🥳 🥳 🥳 🥳
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  9700. Gotta agree with the lack of AW11 content out there, the SW20's get waaaay more love than our cars do. A lot of your videos have come in handy for my own project and the 16v on bike carbs sounds great! Also, at least your wife wanted to try driving the car, all the women I know won't touch a manual...
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  9701. Congrats. You look twice as nervous as your wife when she was driving. :)
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  9702. "Keep ignoring that tiny leak in the radiator" the most important part.
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  9703. Outstanding wideo thank you very much
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  9704. Great idea!💡
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  9705.  @d4a  thank you so much, it shall be treasured piece in my humble man cave ! =D
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  9706. Your voice seems a little tired, I hope you are doing well and everything being ok :) Although, the video was soo wholesome and informative, and also released in a good time. Thanks for all of your efforts for making these quality contents every week 👌
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  9707. You have the best channel on YouTube when it comes to automobile… well, automobile anything. Thank you for the time you spend sharing your expertise and knowledge.
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  9708. Absolutely top notch video, as usual!!
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  9709. As usual, extremely clear! Thanks and waiting for next video.
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  9710. I always assumed you were from your garage. That's where I'm from.
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  9711. Excellent, Thanks for the background on your city mate. I enjoy your engineering vids. We had a lot of “Yugos” emigrate to western Australia in the late sixties and 70s that worked on getting our iron ore mining industry going. Bloody good welders and fabricators as well as being a hell of a lot of fun.👍
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  9712. Brilliant. Just brilliant guy
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  9713. Bravo. Very well done, and yes I did learn a few things! I have both a Tesla Model 3 and an Indian Scout motorcycle, and enjoy being transported by both. Sometimes it is hard to decide which one to take out for a spin! The Tesla scoots like no ones business and the Scout is a pleasure to throw a leg over. As for the rudeness from EV enthusiasts (or EVangelists, if you prefer), it seems (sadly) to be a sign of the times. If it makes you feel any better (but it probably won't), if you go to forums and channels where EVs are discussed in a positive way, there are some rude, dismissive, and ignorant (err... Less than well informed) ICE proponents dropping their anti-EV comments there. Like I said, it just seems to be where we are at this time and place. Please keep up the great work. I'll be back to see more of your enlightening and entertaining videos!
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  9714. thank you very much! your channel is priceless!
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  9715. This is a great channel! Impressive knowledge put across simply, I've learnt a lot!
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  9716. This is epic
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  9717. Combustion engines are used for some VERY efficient ELECTRICAL generation. Most locomotives use diesel engines to turn electric generators to create mechanical propulsion through electric motors - and this has been going on for a century. Are electric motors and vehicles awesome? Yes! Are petroleum fueled engines and vehicles awesome? Yes! Are both completely viable for (at least) the short term? Hell yeah!
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  9718. Thanks again on this video, i just had an assignment on this exact topic, and this video really game inn clutch for me. I beg you to keep tjene videos going
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  9719. Great video as always on this channel
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  9720. this has got to be my favorite video on youtube
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  9721. Re: Maintenance. . . I drove my 1995 Z28 300,000 km without having to change 6-speed transmission or differential lube . . as for brakes. . . you’ve ignored the reduced brake usage because of regeneration. But, summing things up, I watched a video of a competent fellow re-building a Porsch 6-cylinder engine. . . I thought, holy shit. . . It’s got a hundred times as many parts as my old Ford Flathead. There are lots of people who fully understand “how things work”. The proportion of those who can actually explain how things work is much lower. Thank you for your work; I’m very happy that You Tube suggested your channel.
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  9722. Thanks for this video. I'm surprised you're surrounded by so many E-Vangelists, here in Czechia the complete opposite is the case. I have yet to meet a person who doesn't describe EVs as useless and overstated waste of effort. People here seem to think that the battery manufacture has the same carbon footprint as 5 years, 150,000 km worth of ICE vehicle operation, only because about 60 % of our electricity comes from burning coal. I've never heard anyone talk about the 8% vs 60% efficiency of ICE vs EM. The best part of this was when otherwise a very knowledgable and wise person pointed at the water vapor coming from the power plant cooling towers and told me: "See? This is the ecology of EVs." I wouldn't probably want an ICE car for myself, but I completely agree that ICEs have and will have their place here for quite some time yet. But I'd like both parties to use some real arguments. I love that this video brings some for both sides.
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  9723. wow!!!! you covered electromagnetism, mechanical engineering, economics, and automotives in 30 minutes ⭐🌟⭐🌟⭐🌟
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  9724. Thank you again for your very informative video, I also share your enthusiasm for the future of EV's but at the moment I'm loving my EJ207🤙
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  9725. so awesome to have found your videos! I don't plan on doing anything crazy to my AW11 4agZe, but this is certainly one! The link for the bushings was a great thing for you to add in. I'm ordering them right now.
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  9726. Your videos are very good mate, I enjoy them a lot.
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  9727. Thanks so much! Supper helpful 👍🏾🙏🏾
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  9728. Amazing video. Top quality mate. Are these more noisy on the road than rubber bushings or they are better?
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  9729. one of the best video ever
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  9730. That was hilariously sarcastic and also informative. Brilliant!
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  9731. love this so much best video ever made
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  9732. I'm watching this video at 3:20 am. My bike has tubeless tires...
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  9733. Just brilliant!!!!!
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  9734. Tack!
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  9735. Finally I can sleep at night!!! I got the answer on a question I had since 2003. Thank you for a brilliant video.
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  9736. i have so many questions: what happens to the rubber if the nuts were not positioned correctly during riding, hard or otherwise ?🤔 also some boxes say: Rubber only, nuts not supplied, what if i only have one nut ? what if the stem is too short ?🥲 maybe you need to follow up on this video jokes aside, thank you for the informative video
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  9737. Bro @D4A, I wish I could subscribe twice bro, is there somewhere I can donate to the channel
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  9738. Every video of yours feels interesting, irrespective of my interest in the topic! I look forward to more of your videos. Cheers!
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  9739. You outdone yourself on this one ! Who knew we needed a video on valve stem's nuts ? Fantastic video, as always (the Mr Beast thumbnail is hilarious!)
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  9740. Best yt channel ever
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  9741. Best video of the year man, was so entertaining
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  9742. As a tire guy, you Just taught me something new, Amazing thanks!!
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  9743. I made the mistake of sipping my coffee at 3:15. Your dry, comedic timing is pure gold my friend. As always, your natural ability for explaining convulted topics is some of best I've seen on the platform and I genuinely mean that. You'd be a phenomenal instructor. Perhaps I missed it while wiping coffee off my shirt but I still don't fully understand why you'd stack two nuts on the outside. I'd expect fully inflated tires to adequately secure the internal 'washer' against the inside and in the event that pressure is lost unexpectedly, all constraining it seems to do is potentially turn a minor problem into a catastrophic one. What's interesting to me is how janky all these solutions seem. Surely after all these years there's better ways to accomplish a lot of this without reinventing the wheel. It feels like another example of the industry doing the same thing over and over again until someone finally has the balls to say, "Wait, why the hell we still doing this?"
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  9744. Yeah yeah yeah, thats all very interesting but where is that flying cat video!
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  9745. I’ve been riding motorcycles and changing motorcycle tires for 57 years and I have always, without fail, done it one way..or the other. Usually.
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  9746. That tracker is very good tire. Only problem with it is massive noise on pavement. Looking forward for some offroad vids ;)
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  9747. Best You Tube motorcycle video I've watched in weeks. 😁😜
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  9748. That was awesome, thank you
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  9749. Listen.. you have no idea how long I have struggled over this dilemma. Ty ty ty!!
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  9750. I loved this video. Informative and outright hilarious. Makes fun of forums and teaches the world common sense. I learned from it an I know everything, because I am a high ranking forum member
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  9751. I love your content. First off, you are very funny. And second I can't ever imagine a scenario I'd ask "Where do valve stem nuts go?" and yet when you ask that question I want to know the answer. Keep making me laugh and educating me.
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  9752. Now I'll never have to wonder about this, thank you.
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  9753. Amazing and informative video, keep up the good work!
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  9754. Class. You're pure class 🙏
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  9755. This is gold 😂
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  9756. I didn't expect a discourse on nuts would be so entertaining
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  9757. BRAVO! Informative, amusing, literate, engaging. Very well done!
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  9758. This video was way too relatable! 😂 I could watch a 1 hour video of you explaining where all the white goes when the snow melts
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  9759. Excellent explanations, easy to follow - learned a lot - thanks!
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  9760. This was such a great informative video!
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  9761. Absolutely excellent lecture, always !
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  9762. your videos are always fun and informative. thank you!
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  9763. Thank you for the insightful video. Absolutely loved it!
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  9764. Awesome video. We just but a 10 gpm pump on our civic because we switched to methanol. Takes alot of fuel to make 1500+hp from a 2liter. Also watched your episode on HP academy. Great episode
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  9765. 05:27 I just realized that you're the 4AGE guy I watched about 8-9 years ago!!! Congratulations on the success of your channel!
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  9766. Danke!
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  9767. HOLY 💩! I knew practically none of this. Thanks for the mind-blowing watch. Great video!
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  9768. Díky!
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  9769. top fuel dragsters are so dumb. they are incredibly unsafe, they blow up, they go way too fast fast and make a lot of noise I love them
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  9770. A very interesting topic indeed! I am more interested in EVs but you make good quality videos about ICEs and present them in an interesting way. I didn't know anything about nitromethane. I knew RC-cars were called nitros but didn't know why. And I didn't know they use the same stuff in top-fuel dragsters. Very interesting to see how much they actually make power!
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  9771. i love watching your videos! thank you! 👍
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  9772. Great video! I think D4A is just trying to justify his new RC car addiction as a business expense by doing some videos on it. 😂 Top Fuel is so awesome.
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  9773. Thanks!
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  9774. Excellently explained. There's stuff here that I've tried telling people but usually fail to have pass on understanding. You make it very clear and easy to understand. In future I'll just point people to this video. Thanks.
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  9775. I always enjoy watching your content
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  9776. I bring 2-3 newbies to NHRA events every year. Getting to watch people go from surprised/panicked/amazed/laughing is such a treat. You can't describe the sensation you feel in the stands.
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  9777. What a fantastic video, thank you for such a high quality production! New sub here!
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  9778. That was an excellent video and very educational.
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  9779. Awesome Video. I'm really enjoying the channel. Thanks for all your hard work, keep em coming.
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  9780. ​ @d4a ya my bad 😅I shouldn't do math when falling asleep 😬 I want to delete this comment now, but I'll be a man about and own it.
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  9781. Man, I love your channel so much. I have an automotive technical background, but I needed you as a teacher.
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  9782. Brilliant exposition. Great communication skills here. Respect.
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  9783. Super, super interesting!
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  9784. So to summarize: the secret was once again in the sauce!
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  9785. Awesome video
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  9786. I love all of your videos, but for the ones I have seen, I think this is tops for the amount of information. Wow! And thank you.
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  9787. what an amazing video!
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  9788. Great video is the ecu good for tuning turbocharged engines?
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  9789. driving 4 answers Okay cheers. I have a stock mk1a MR2 and I'm not mechanically minded so I'm not exactly sure what I need yet, but the DanST website and your videos are helping me a lot :)
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  9790. Thanks wonderful job,,,you have got a new subscriber 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾
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  9791. Stopped watching at 0:22 . I always knew this was how the V8 was created. Tuned by Jesus Himself! Thanks for the video very informative.
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  9792. Very good video!!! Very informative with some good jokes mixed in.
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  9793. 14 minutes well spent. Period.
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  9794. I just stumbled across this channel, and this content is fantastic! Subscribed!!
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  9795. This channel will be the encyclopedia of vehicles and engine in the next 10 years.
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  9796. Damn you're good, thank you for your content, I'm hoocked!!!
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  9797. Best Engine Channel 🤓🙏😎 By far 👏👏👏👍
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  9798. Top class video. What an engine it is!
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  9799. Best video on rear caliper rebuilds, thank you so much
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  9800. Extremely informative! Thank you so much for making this👍 have yet to inspect my rear disc brakes on my GTS- been kinda apprehensive since they are disc with e brake. Not so scared anymore thanks to you. Although with this 70 ish music I had to go upstairs and make sure to use enough lube on my piston...😂🤔
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  9801. awesome guide , for that you get a sub
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  9802. Fully equip to deal with Pandoras box 🤣👍Excellent video. You reach for a tool n its there. Thanks you
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  9803. This is effing excellent
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  9804. Excellent informative video. Thank you.
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  9805. the comments to this video gave me brain damage
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  9806. Well made video. Thank you!
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  9807. Excellent video.
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  9808. Great story, I can really see your desperation in the conclusion section. I will hope with you for things to get better, though I also understand the workings of the needs of the few versus the benefits for the many. We (consumers) can complain all we want about things that have been told to us by governments and big companies, but even way back then, we should have understood that there is no bargain to be had without some kind of catch. So, for now we will electrify as long as is seems to be cheaper and greener, and with the real world results and consequenses in the future... Mankind keeps evolving, but very slowly ;-). Love your channel! Cheers Chris
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  9809. Thank you for your efforts in making such an informative video. I enjoyed watching it.
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  9810. Great video Again! It’s a real pleasure to listen to you! Did you change your camera ? The image quality seems better now?
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  9811. Thank you for this detailed holistic overview of the matter! I learned a lot eventhough I followed the news on the topic.
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  9812. Excellent, Thank u.
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  9813. Your videos are so good mate.
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  9814. Well said. very well put together. top marks.
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  9815.  @d4a  shows up in some countries/languages when controversial topics are discussed, with a link to Wikipedia. In this case it’s for the Climate Change article. Sometimes helpful, sometimes not. Usually shows up on a topic that people get worked up over. It’s a joke that when you get a context card that you’re saying something actually true that YouTube doesn’t agree with. I was making a joke that your content was so correct about the situation that it needed to be contextualized by the algorithm.
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  9816. ¡Gracias!
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  9817. So well and concisely explained; that you very much!
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  9818. An excellent research, thank you! Like, sub, bell (c)
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  9819. Very good research and content, mate!
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  9820. excellent presentation and info
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  9821. Still around here? Did you like Leça da Palmeira? :) By the way that refinery is out of service and will be dismantled very soon.
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  9822. Great video. A lot of people here are shitting on the politics side. But they’re only half the problem. Corporate entities often write the policies and pay legislators to enact them. We can amend shitty policies, but it has to go hand-in-hand with disentangling corporations from the process
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  9823. as a learning Mechanic this is just the most awesome stuff to know
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  9824. One MILLION SUBZZZZZZ !!!!!
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  9825. Fantastic video. Thank you so much for making it.
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  9826. what a good video keep it up !
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  9827.  @d4a  Yes you are so angry. Yes you just try to get some cheap points shitting on others. Guy have more knowledge than you will ever have. Simple friendly message will not hurt anyone. But YES you playing lowbal… I know that truth hurt. Now you can delete my comments. Idk. Because i’m right and you are know that.
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  9828. When i saw their original video it did confuse me regarding a couple of things but figured its because I'm stupid and didnt understand 😂 Glad you did this video because you answered my confusions and explained it.
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  9829. You're so very good at explaining these unintuitive and convoluted phenomena! Another D4A banger!
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  9830. Two extraordinary channels, I love both of them!
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  9831.  @d4a  thanks, since 360 is a greater number than 270, or 285, I'll sleep easier knowing I have a superior configuration
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  9832. I don't even own a 270 or 285 so just realized there is so much more knowledge about engine balance than I knew existed. Well done explanation video.
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  9833. congrats on 1 mill
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  9834. Thanks!
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  9835. Nije moguce hahah. Svaka cast na ovakvom znanju
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  9836. What a fantastic upload, and a fascinating prospect, I'm imagining a counter rotating precision geared cam on the big end journals that offsets the angle of the conrod so it remains parallel to the walls of the cylinder at all times. Imagining quite how they could achieve this and the engineering an investment in R and D demonstrates why I am just sat at home and this man is realising his dream. Remember folks for dreams to come true first you must wake up. I will be watching this subject matter keenly. Subscribed
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  9837. No matter, it will sound all the more sweeter when you finally get through all the troubleshooting :D You've come so far already! I shall stay tuned...
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  9838. Not to worry. May the God of the 4AGE bless you.
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  9839. Don't stress it, will work out in time. We will wait as long as you make the 4age GREAT AGAIN!
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  9840. No drama Boss - good things take time !
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  9841. driving 4 answers cheers , can't wait to hear it :-) subscribed from Ireland
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  9842. Wish I had the balls to do what ur doing. It’s a big project, n errors happen. You’ll get there. Props to u
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  9843. no worry man, it will fire up, just take ur time. sometimes u just need a little break from working on the car, take some time off to relax and forget about the car, then come back when u feel less stressful.
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  9844. well mate, now that you can zero in on that 1 final problem, you're just 1 step away from hearing those bike carbs come to life ! Cheers from Australia :)
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  9845. Don't worry, all of us want to see the Mr2 running, I'll be waiting man, regards
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  9846. Hey man, don't sweat it! We know what these things are like, not everything goes to plan all the time, we will be here when the time comes to kick that 4AGE back into glorious life!
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  9847. Wow! Another winner for me...!...Another Gold Star for you King...Unbelievable.
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  9848. Fantástico vídeo. Perfecto para mis alumnos de automoción en España. Muchas gracias
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  9849. Thanks DFA, up to your usual high standards. Well done.
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  9850. You make this shit interesting! You are a wonderful teacher
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  9851. your animations are the best! totaly clear now.
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  9852. Another GREAT video ! Thank you, again..
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  9853. Just WOW
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  9854. Today I have learned that chocolate pudding is chocolate pudding.
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  9855. I LOVE YOUR CHANEL
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  9856. Greetings from São Paulo, Brazil!! I follow u and appreciate ur videos! I’ve just bought a Seicane head unit.. 4core, 2gb RAM and 32 GB internal memory. I’m looking forwarding to receiving my toy! Thanks for sharing this video.. so useful and important for my decision to buy a head unit!
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  9857. Hello! I'm Hungarian. I have a TDM900. Bosnia and Herzegovina is a very very beautiful and cozy country. I have ridden motorcycles there several times. I really like your videos, all my appreciation!
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  9858. Love this channel
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  9859. dat musik at de finale
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  9860. What are you working on in the meantime? Also I loved the night drive video and really anything involving driving it. Your channel is really inspiring to me to build a car the way I want it to be built and to make it your own. My dream is roughly the same year mr2 with a 20V swap. You and sushpants are my favorite car youtubers.
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  9861. Thank you for making the effort in producing this clip. Great presentation.
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  9862. lol best dj whoop ever :D
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  9863. I saw the article of this patent last week and have been keeping and eye on your channel waiting for this upload!
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  9864. Amazing how people who speak different languages and dialects say things differently
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  9865. ya got me at "massive boost with government approval)
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  9866. Well done Man, nicely explained!
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  9867. D4A: "it's too difficult for me to say Porsche, so I'm just going to say Porsh" Also D4A: "hypercycloidal"
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  9868. This video is perfectly executed. Thanks for the knowledge and digesting it.
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  9869. Omg. Simply the best video that I have seen on YouTube. Owning my previous gaxr1000 and my current bike the cross plane R1 which I bought just because it sounds like an authentic v8 mussel car .you just put everything in to perspective and in an amazingly beautiful and detailed way . Thank you so much. It was an absolute pleasure to watch your video and now I actually know the amazing technology behind an awesome sounding bike .
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  9870. Excellent video,calm,precise and very well explained, thank you
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  9871. Dude!!!! What an Amazing Video Presentation. This is the most detailed engineering explanation I have ever watched, seen, saw etc in my life. Even a person without an engineering background can understand your presentation. Well done and keep making videos. I'm interested how your explanation and presentation of the Mazda Rx7 Rotary Engine be like.
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  9872. Awesome video. Pure joy! Thank you man.
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  9873. I've seen many videos of the crossplane crankshaft, but I don't think even Yamaha explains it this well!!! The explanation with the firing orders on the tyres was unbelievably interesting. I always tell everybody the R1 is not a big-bang. Thanks for explaining all of that! Liked and subscribed. :)
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  9874. Dang, not only did I learn a bunch, but I even watched the whole thing! Well done Sir!
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  9875. Liked and subbed! Great explaining of interesting technology!
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  9876. I love William's firing order videos. Cool you referenced his channel here.
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  9877. Wow! I've never seen such a complex topic -- or issue, as in series of topics -- explained nearly as clearly or as well! Everything contributes: the graphics, of course, as nothing would be very comprehensible without 'em; but also the view of the presenter -- and his gestures! -- in the lower rhght-hand corner, and even the tone of his voice, with the very precise, chopped pronunciation. A masterpiece whose significance goes far beyond the actual topic at hand!!
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  9878. Absolutely brilliant explanation !!! Will now subscribe and watch all previous and upcoming videos !! Thanks !!!
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  9879. How was this video? Well, all that I can say is, I watched it till the end, understood everything very well, and subscribed!
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  9880. Thank you for sharing such a perfect video for us.You are great.
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  9881. Phenomenal video… great explanation, amazing speaker… really impressed. BIG THANK YOU for making this video ;-)
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  9882. Man, o man,..... Even kids can completely understand your explanation ..... That's a great work, Keep up the good work Subscribed to your channel watching this one video, hoping to see more videos like this 🎉
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  9883. That description of balence with your fingers and what looked like a battery pack was a stroke of genius! I love this guy
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  9884. Never seen any video better explaining crossplane than this. Excellent one
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  9885. Congrats for this awesome video.
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  9886. The best expiation of cross/flat plane engines I have EVER seen. Wow, Good Job!!!!
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  9887. Hello and thank you for the exelent video. Yamaha's crosplane engine has been explained before, but nothing comes close to your level of expertise. Combined with your latest video on paralel twins it even makes more sense. I have subscribed and liked :) May I suggest a comparison between the Aprilia and Ducati V4s, if you find the time? :)
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  9888. 26 minutes well spent for any gearhead! Great video! You just got another subscriber!
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  9889. Awesome vid,excellent explanations,great graphics and editing,and understandable facts and demos,one of the best vids I have seen regarding engine configuration,thankyou to all involved,best wishes to all,from,Auckland,New Zealand🏍❤🏍👍🏍⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
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  9890. Dude. The most in depth explanation that eve n I can understand and the illustrations are on point and are a big help. You my friend are the man. Thanks for sharing
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  9891. Brilliant video, mate! I just spent 26:29 minutes glued to a screen... so i guess i don't have a short attention span after all.
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  9892. Phenomenal video! The sound node was a brilliant touch
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  9893. You’re a true gearhead that appreciates good engineering. You admit you love your Toyota, but admit there are many cool machines out there
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  9894. I'm not reall an expert on engines, but I did watch Driving 4 Answers, while staying at a Holiday Inn express.
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  9895. I worked in a Yamaha Motorcycle workshop, but even my boss couldnt explain the technicality behind the crossplane like you did.. This is absolut gold knowledge...
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  9896. wow, great video. im no piston head but i just watched a 26 minute video on engines and learnt so much. thank you
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  9897. Amazing man, thanks for this informative video
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  9898. So glad I found this channel. Easily the best explanation of the crossplane out there.
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  9899. Incredible video. You are a great teacher verbally and visually
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  9900. Best shite I've ever seen mate
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  9901. Congratulations sir. This must be first time I've watch a yt video without realising how much I wanted to watch it before getting to the end.. great video
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  9902. Bro I know my fare share of ICE and how everything works but when you started to talk about piston acceleration you blew my mind. Subscribed.
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  9903. Sooo fascinating! Thanks
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  9904. I was captured from start to finish... brilliant 👏
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  9905. MASTERPIECE! very very very good video
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  9906. One of the BEST technical(and digestible) documentaries I've ever had the privilage of watching, on the subject - I've been involved in mechanical engineering and engine building as a hobbyist for 30+ years, and I learnt alot! Well done, and I'm now Liked and Subbed!! :)
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  9907. Wow! I watch a lot of YouTube videos focused on technology and this one stands out well above the rest. The nature of this subject matter can easily lend itself to confusion on the part of the viewer, even one with an engineering degree, such as myself. It’s not uncommon to have to replay sections of a technical video in order to make sense of it. But the combination of a very well-sequenced presentation of related technical concepts, wonderfully illustrative graphics, thorough detail and an unusually good mastery of the English language make this video truly phenomenal. The only thing more profound is that the narrator’s first language, presumably, is not even English! Bravo!
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  9908. Amazing video! Very informative and very fun to watch! Thanks.. !!
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  9909. Wow! Amazing! I really learned a lot about engines from you. Thank You!
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  9910. Excellent explanation. I was going to cut the grass, but found this a “must watch” instead.
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  9911. Thanks YouTube for bringing me here! Amazing channel, love it! Already subscribed
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  9912. Very well done ...Excellent Video & indepth tutorial ,, your engineering science , mechanical knowledge & physics are Exceptional ... looking forward to more videos from you ...
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  9913. THANK YOU in every single language greetings from Yemen
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  9914. I understood everything the first time, but I'm gonna watch this again because you deserve the views. Great video, happy to subscribe, mad I didn't know about your channel sooner.
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  9915. maybe the best educational YouTube video I've ever watched. Bravo and thank you
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  9916. Man your channel is pure gold
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  9917. Brilliant! What a helpful video! Thank you.
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  9918. What a great and well delivered video. Much respect.
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  9919. I've enjoyed and learned by way of your videos. This is one of my very favorites. You explain well. You not only Tell, you Show as well. Bravo.
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  9920. this is awesome
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  9921. I am really fascinated by the way you explained such complex concepts in such simple language.
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  9922. 1 year of knowledge in 27min, absolutely amazing video.
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  9923. amazing explanation and editing. thank you
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  9924. Amazingly well-done video. Thank you! Subscribed!
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  9925. exceptional video. fine, I'll subscribe to your channel; too good to leave this channel hanging. but seriously, I love how technical & factual your explanations are. It really shows how well you understand the topic you present. Keep doing what you're doing.
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  9926. PLEASE TAKE NOTE! This is a master class! This is a truly spectacular presentation not only of a highly complex technical subject but of exactly how best to explain it in clear, logical, concise terms. In fact this is a master class in how to teach. We have all experienced poor teaching at some point. To be able to teach this well requires a number of sophisticated skills all working together. Forgive the presumption but I assume English may not be your first language either. Just extraordinary! Oh yes and a pretty skilful piece of video making into the bargain too. I watch a very broad range of You Tube content and this is exceptional. Many thanks and good luck.
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  9927. Only clicked on this to check if my speakers were working. Ended up watching the whole thing. Fascinating! Thanks :)
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  9928. What a fantastic explanation
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  9929. Watched this again and still WOW!!!❤👍👍👍
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  9930. i didn’t think i would watch the whole video then realized its been 26min and i’m sad it ended.
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  9931. Damn.. explained it like a champ.. thanks for the quality content.
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  9932. Great video, thanks so much!
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  9933. Wow….brilliant explanation thanks
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  9934. finally, theres a video explains that crossplane is not a big bang! big thanks :)
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  9935. The is an ingeniously-explained description of a fascinating subject. I think this is some of the best material on YouTube!
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  9936. What a brilliantly well explained video. Well done. Here’s a sub.
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  9937. absolutely loved this, mate!
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  9938. Fantastically researched and so well explained! Easiest sub for me 👍🏼
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  9939. You are the Sir David Attenborough of motor engineering communication 🙌🏻
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  9940. Automatically liked and subscribed, awesome work dude!!
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  9941. Fascinating! Excellent job on the video. 👊🏼
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  9942. Fascinating. Absolutely fascinating and superbly explained. Intuition would suggest that the increased torque on the paired-up power strokes of the big bang engines would initiate the loss of traction, but obviously the tiny gap between them really means that the torque is not actually increased, just applied in rapid succession. I'm an engineer, (electronic, not mechanical) so really appreciate your more theory-oriented explanations rather than boy-racer opinionated videos.
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  9943. Phenomenal video! You sir just earned a sub.
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  9944. Wow, excellent explanation! I've always been a Yamaha fan but the R1 Crossplane was a mystery to me, now I get it.
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  9945. Simply the best video at this topic, hands down, keep it up.
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  9946. Amazing video and super easy to understand explanation. Brilliant. Well done mate!
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  9947. This is great!
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  9948. I'm so glad I found this channel. I learned a shitload of stuff and I'm very grateful for it. Keep up the awesome work!!!
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  9949. Wow.. that was a really damn great video. I learned alot. Subscribed
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  9950. What an absolutely fascinating video! Brilliant explanation and genuinely interesting 👏👏👏
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  9951. Great explanations for a complex subject and full marks for great graphics with motion to accompany it. I began thinking your talking was too fast, but once I got into it, you captured my attention nicely. Your speech is clear and without confusing and useless words. Well done.
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  9952. Loved the vid. Subscribed !
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  9953. Top quality content
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  9954. I experince a lot of emotions thing your brilliant videos, but all of them fall under the word AMAZED... you are genius man! keep up the amazing work!
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  9955. You are absolutely amazing!!!!!!! Excellent video; Informative and entertaining. Salute!!!!!
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  9956. this video is legendary
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  9957. Thank you for producing such an informative and polished video. I have never seen this topic covered so well.
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  9958. I've been looking for this exact video for years. Brilliant!
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  9959. Super video. Feel like I understand it fully now. 👍🏾
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  9960. As usual I am amazed at the quality of your content. Your videos are becoming benchmarks for aspiring engineers and enthusiasts alike. Bravo!
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  9961. WOW!! Thank you for making a VERY complex subject so understandable. It's really appreciated!
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  9962. This was just great! I finally understood something that puzzled me for a long time. Thanks! :)
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  9963. Thanks!
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  9964. You really smashed it. Thanks a lot for this video
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  9965. Best CP4 explanation video ever made!
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  9966. Excellent video!!! Wow! So informative!!!
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  9967. I FINALLY actually understand the crossplane, and more, after over a decade …. genius video AND!! at last a satisfying explanation for why the R6 never went crossplane, which was what I was waiting for because I LOVE the sound but didn’t want a liter bike
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  9968. I can watch this over and over.. a clear and enthusiastic explanation of a brilliant concept 💥🤘🏼 Then there's the sound of that engine! ❤‍🔥
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  9969. Remarkably in-depth and yet comprehendible... Nice job sir.
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  9970. Exceptional video. Most I've learned in many years. You know, Triumph ruined their Tiger 888cc engine on their new Tiger 850 and 900 bikes, and they sound coarse and rough now, and aren't as smooth. It's unfortunate when the engineers change something that isn't broken. Although in the R1, that uneven sound, is truly terrifying and awesome.
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  9971. A perfectly judged presentation with excellent supporting graphics. Thank you
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  9972. I don't have a motorcycle and I will never buy one. So why did I sit thru 26 mins of this video? IT WAS FASCINATING. WELL DONE
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  9973. Man idc about bikes at all, but the way you explain its engine... its awesome!
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  9974. The best explanation technical accuracy that a regular gear head can understand. Fabulous presentation visuals are great and enhance understanding the concept.
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  9975. Amazing video learned a lot 👍
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  9976. Beautiful! Great job my friend, thank you for sharing this golden nugget :D
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  9977. Best explanation ever. You are a legend!
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  9978. You have an uncanny command of The English Language and Teaching ability and that makes this video easier to understand for all of us with normal learning abilities and thanks for all your work to put this out there and keep it interesting~!!
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  9979. This video is amazing. Very well made, thank you. Subscribed
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  9980. u sir and big bang, crossplan engine are amazing !! 1st i ever i finish a video clip this long without skipping
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  9981. Some people have the gift of running very fast, you, sir, have the gift to explain very complicated things, to appear simple and easy understandable. Thank you! 😎🙋‍♂️
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  9982. such a great explanation. Thank you for doing this video
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  9983. Millions of thanks for your efforts, to make this kind of videos !!!
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  9984. I've only seen 2 of your videos so far, but they are brilliant. Thanks. I appreciate what you're doing and applaud you for your effort and contribution. 👍
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  9985. Simply excellent video, many many compiments 👍👍👍
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  9986. Lol at the end...." yea thats pretty much it!" Very good video. Thank you for making it. I have used your videos to help educate my 13 year old son and myself!
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  9987. you should work as an engineerings teacher, your explanation is top notch
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  9988. Wow. Never seen your channel before. This was brilliant. Will subscribe.
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  9989. By far the best explanation on YouTube. You always impress mate, thank you for the content :-)
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  9990. Explained very well and in details without wasting time, that's my kinda video, loved ur channel brother
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  9991. I can see the future.. in my future I see me we watching this video at least three more times to absorb the amount of information here. Thank you for the research, $ investment and time you invested to create this video. I really appreciate it.
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  9992. The most comprehensive simple explanation of engine primary/secondary imbalance I've seen, and a special joy to those of us old enough to have been young and obsessed with two-stroke 500cc GP 30 years ago. The year 1992 when Big Bang debuted in the sport was as emotional as they come (word is it was passed down from F1 engineers). Doohan ran away w/ everything on the Honda, those early four races... just GONE... alone way, way, way at the front in Spain (which was #4 race) and nobody knew what the hell was going on he was on another planet. Rainey pushed the Yamaha well beyond the limit (Rainey's obsession to win was notorious) resulting inevitably in crashes. Doohan then low-sided in practice at Assen and nearly had his leg amputated by retarded Dutch doctors. This gave time for Yamaha to develop a Big Bang engine and Rainey to reel back the points in clinical Wayne Rainey fashion as Doohan watched horrified from a hospital bed. He came back for the last race nearly skeletal and weak and could not take the podium win for a championship. The great irony in all this is the Big Bang was and did make the bikes safer and more tractable, but it nearly cost one the sport's great rider's his leg and it was on a Big Bang the following year that Rainey high-sided while in the lead (he looked uncharacteristically too excited to me - getting the bike loose - - very unlike Rainey) and was paralyzed from the chest down. WATCH "THE UNRIDEABLES" documentary (Parts 1 and 2) about this insane era. At the end of the era the bikes made 200HP and weighed 286lbs (130kg) - but that weight was MANDATORY -they could've been lighter still. All the power was in 3000 rpms. When Doohan was told the rules would be mandating four-strokes he said "Give 'em a liter." THE UNRIDEABLES PART 1!!!!! https://vimeo.com/111291023
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  9993. Simply amazing! Such an interesting material
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  9994. You truly made my day, man. Thx!
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  9995. Awesome video. You’re incredibly talented and smart. You also have a new follower.
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  9996. What a journey that was )) Thanks mate ))
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  9997. Man, what a video... fantastic!!! I was hooked from start to finish... Thank you. Subscribed, can’t wait to check out the other videos.
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  9998. wow ... amazing video !!! liked and subscribed.
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  9999. Awesome story, fantastic info, great channel!
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  10000. Awesome little bit of history! Thanks for sharing. You are an excellent storyteller.
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  10001. Danke!
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  10002. Your channel is amazing
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  10003. thankyou for the video, very cool and informative.
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  10004. Great video on a complex subject. Very well told.Grazie.
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  10005. Why is this channel only now being shown to me, nice vid. New sub ✌️
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  10006. Im saying you, starting to be one of my favorite channels!
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  10007. Wow... a great history lesson! Great video
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  10008. great video! well done and very informative! 👍
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  10009. Little known but very interesting story. The technical evolution makes total sense too. Superbly narrated.
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  10010. Saludos desde Argentina!!!!
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  10011. You can not only explain, you can also hands-on! Awesome dude
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  10012. Cool video!
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  10013. Nothing makes me happier as a motorcyclist to see my favorite car channel put on a motorcycle video
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  10014. WOW, this is as nerdy as it gets. I've come to a point where life almost wouldn't make sense anymore without your videos. Just freakin' amazing...
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  10015. wow. Great video and very well researched. Definitely subscribed
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  10016. Just wanted to say thank you for making such interesting videos and the high quality subtitles. I’m almost completely deaf and don’t have hearing aids, and YouTube’s auto generated subtitles are hot garbage.
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  10017. god i love this channel you really cover every basis and there was not a split second where i wasnt fully attentive
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  10018. My favorite engine story of all time. Thanks for telling it so well. Cheers.
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  10019. Thanks. Always enjoyable and educational.
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  10020. Love your videos so much ❣️ You explain so wonderful and have for all details pictures and animations 👌🏼 Thanks for the best content 🙏🏼 Love from Berlin 🇩🇪 Ramsi 😘
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  10021. Your channel is a gold mine. Brilliant content
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  10022. Great video
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  10023. I am going to assume that English is your second language (or 3rd, 4th etc.) and I wish I spoke another language half as well as you speak English. Good content, great descriptions and explanations. Thanks.
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  10024. Amazing, and totally not boring. I watched the V5 video and enjoyed it.
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  10025. This is the best Engine science technology channel on yt period! Be proud bro you explain things excellent and clear and nowadays that's rear!
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  10026. Honda NR Not Ready No Result Never Reliable These were all the rude things said of it back in the day. However it is amazing to see all the other advances in technology that evolved from this motorcycling dead end. Thanks for explaining this in such a lucid and comprehensible manner.
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  10027. You deserve a billion subs my brother. Always on point with huge digestible info. Thanks.
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  10028. Man you are a breath of fresh explanation 😁
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  10029. Outstanding history lesson. well done sir.
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  10030. Thank you for this - it is the best, most comprehensive description I have seen of Honda's oval piston adventure. Excellent!
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  10031. I want that 6 cilinders 😋, conclusion..spend all your money 😍
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  10032. Danke für die Erleuchtung ❤
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  10033. This is a grand channel, my boy, and that Honda V5 story is interesting in the extreme. This one is too, the way you bring it to life.
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  10034. This is the best episode of your show that you have done to date, well done and thanks
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  10035. Rip W. 0 seconds ago I rarely comment, but kudos to you for making such an informative Channel. Any one can make a YouTube channel, and almost anyone can gain some subscribers, but very few can do that while actually providing a level of information that rivals college professors. Thankyou for making such a great channel. Also.. do you know your IQ? I bet it’s massive!
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  10036. Brilliant and educational as always, thank you for sharing this with us. Kind regards Paul from 48 Spokes 🇬🇧
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  10037. "Beautiful failure" is possibly the best title you could find. It's spot on.
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  10038. very interesting, very good, you explain really well, you catch my attention every time!! good work !!
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  10039. Love the channel, keep doing your thing
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  10040. Superb informative video sir 👍👍👍
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  10041. Awesome presentation! Very impressed, sir.
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  10042. Thanks so much bro keep doing this helping so many with your explanations are jelly.God bless your work
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  10043. I love this! Thanks, great video! ❤
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  10044. Subscribed! Great video 👍
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  10045. forever grateful for these lego videos
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  10046. Omg, this video is a gem. Its the best eli5 ever ive seen on this topic. Visual aids, AND calculations on screen, WITHOUT all the goddamn jargons… Love u bud
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  10047. It’s insane this video is free. Your content is absolutely amazing, concise, and very easy to understand. Thanks for what you do.
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  10048. Brilliant. I'm binge watching all of your videos.
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  10049. I got my Miata to tow 15000 pounds. What's that? You need a delivery? 10 miles away you say? Okay, I will be there in 2 days
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  10050. Heureka! I never understood gear ratios until now. Thanks a million times!
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  10051. The best explanation I've ever seen of this, with practical examples. Thank you!
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  10052. AWESOME VIDEO!!!
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  10053. I love this channel ive learned so much
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  10054. Thanks for amazing video 👍
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  10055. This video is awesome <3 Thanks so much
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  10056. This was an absolutely awesome video to learn gear ratios. Thank you.
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  10057. That was ridiculously helpful, thank you
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  10058. Amazing demonstration! Cleared my doubt. Thank you for such a great video
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  10059. Amazing work. Thanks.
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  10060. Great explanation. New sub.
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  10061. My mind is blown. I didn't think gear ratios and torque can be explained so simple. Much respect bro and a thousand likes for the video👌💪
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  10062. Well done
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  10063. Excellent videos on this channel, well explained and illustrated. Great job!
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  10064. I thoroughly enjoy your videos! The time you spend researching and making these videos for us to enjoy and learn is greatly appreciated! Thank you!
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  10065. Wow great video. I didn’t know the spitfire was supercharged. Love your vids and always watch. Keep up the content.👌🏻
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  10066. Another well composed, educational video. Thank-you.
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  10067. What a great channel! Definitely in the top five of all YouTube automotive channels for me. Thank you and keep up the great work!
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  10068. I've got to say I'm really impressed with your video quality.
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  10069. Absolutely LOVE your work bro
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  10070. Great vid. I was blown away watching it.
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  10071. Boost School is my favorite YouTube series
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  10072. Really nice video. Love the walkaround of the town and also the driving experience. I'm really happy for you enjoying your build. This is what car enthusiasm is all about. Having fun! And fun is what you 're having for sure!
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  10073. Thank you for this trip to Mostar! Surprisingly, in a little town named Le Pont De Claix in France, not far from where I am living, we have a bridge very similar in design to the one you are introducing in your video. Amazingly similar and almost contemporary to Mostar's bridge, it has been built by the duke of Lesdiguières in 1608. Maybe the architect went to Mostar at that time ? https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pont_Lesdigui%C3%A8res . It is also a good oppotunity for me to thank you for your videos I am following and especially for vulgarization of your high level of expertise in engines design and technology .
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  10074. great vid dude
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  10075. Absolutely fantastic ,thank you
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  10076. Loved your fits of righteous indignation, the pivot to anti-tribalism, and the car getting the last word. Brilliant video from beginning to end. 👏
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  10077. I think most of the division isn’t directly about the car and BEV tech in general. It is because of the politics round it and in many different ways: one, the oldest, is virtue signalling with it. This one is from the days of Prius, where some people (and marketing departments) were getting on with the narrative that you’re somehow a better person if you drive a Prius. It wasn’t a direct message mostly, but some people got annoyed by it. Second is government regulations and what they bring with them that the lawmakers don’t seem to quite comprehend. The bans on selling new ICE, the power grid infrastructure investment (that is allready, or is comming soon on the bills for electricity), the new power production infrastructure, mix with the realistically not-a-direct-replacement tech of the BEV and charging problems and concerns of residual value … etc, all the factors I bet you know, and with the governments in EU and elsewhere tgat are pyshing it as a new exclusive replacement make people dislike these types of cars. I freaking hate the BEVs for that, although at the same time I like them and think they’d be an excellent second household car. Plus - what a freaking great acceleration with electrics! TLDR: you have to separate the haters of the technology - tribalists, and those that have nothing really much or serious against the BEV tech per se and actually like the BEV cars but feel the regulators and lawmakers are taking a good technology and infrastructure away and replacing it with something that will make more trouble than not on many levels. Ok that wasn’t a tldr :)
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  10078. Labouche? 🎶
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  10079. Loved the final part. The rest was also really good.
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  10080. That was the Tesla saying fu
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  10081. Man, awesome video. 30 minutes in a blink. I love combustion engines, but as an engineer I am always eager to try new technologies. I agree with you. Touchable controls take less attentions to be controlled. This tablet screen annoys. And to finish, I almost learned Tesla Beeping language. I am pretty sure that it said "thank you" when you said "it's a nice car". Hugs from Brazil.
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  10082. Hats off. Awesome review. Whole hearted
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  10083. Brilliant commentary. The philosophical musings betray an apparent urgent desire for honesty. I trust this review perhaps more than any other review of a car. Wow.
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  10084. Loved this video whilst I drive a modern manual car because I want to feel my interactions with it, I guess it's the disconnect from the road you miss with modern cars. It took wider wheels and a rear sway bar to get some feel into the electric steering but it is still vague in the straight ahead. I just loved the passion you put into it. Cheers
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  10085. hahahaha this is the maddest ive ever seen u, great video bro keep it up
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  10086. Very forced contnet to be honest. Tesla's UI are by far the best in EV's, in comparison like Kia Hyundai or god forbid... BMW. Everyone who driven these cars said it's intuitive and ismple. Because it is.
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  10087. Mr D4A this video is my exact same experience. as a car guy through and through owning celica Gt4 and 700hp Barra turbos, I recently bought a brand new model Y RWD and initially I thought I regretted it for all the reasons you point out but after about a week it’s by far its the best car I’ve owned. It’s beyond pleasant and the UI stuff is annoying but you learn to deal with it. The weirdest part has been the tribalism from friends family and strangers. It’s just a car everyone needs to chill.
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  10088. 😂I feel like you wanted to like it when you first got in it then it beeped at you one too many times, this turned into a brilliant rant about everything that’s wrong with modern cars.
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  10089. "F*%kn" great video bro
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  10090. Outstanding job on this video.
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  10091. I am learning a lot from your videos. Thanks man, keep going
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  10092. Great work, has always what seems simple in concept always has many variables, this is why automotive companies share engine development, I.e. mercedes/mitsubishi/Renault for the m282 turbo petrol unit...etc..a far simpler cdi system for ignition seems logical with a hall effect pickup to trigger the ignition circuit. Still great work
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  10093. You can probably save yourself massive amounts of development time by changing from an alcohol fueled spark ignition engine to a nitromethane RC fuel and glow plug engine. That gets rid of the need for a spark plug, a coil, a magneto and lubrication. The choice of glow plug could be tweaked to give you a bit of timing. Instead of springs you could put a few psi of air in behind the vanes.
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  10094. You say "thanks for watching", I say "thanks for making the video".
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  10095. As a biker, I couldn't help but smiling at your video. You got the most important things right. I know it sounds cheesy but at the end of the day, as long as you don't kill yourself or being a threat for others, you should just live your life. The opinions of others are one of the least valuable things in this world. I mean everybody has a mouth. Go and have fun champ!!
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